yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Another thing that is currently broken - anything that wants to do audio recording, including the video recording feature of the camera.

It appears to be the same issue that Sony Z/ZL are having, and we've got a hack that fixes it, but are investigating a cleaner solution.
[Oppo Find 5] Aerys:
After the successfull build, and flashing the unofficial rom, it hangs at the android bootscreen.

No CM bootanimation and no ADB -.-

Anyone can help me:confused:

Edit:

While building the rom, the bootanimation, LMprec and PFFrec werent added to media folder.

But its stuck at bootanimation ;/
[Oppo Find 5] Wootever:
Copying files on mtp mode seems to randomly restarting my phone,

usb storage mode doesn't work either.

And is it possible to use ntfs/ext4 on the internal sdcard to bypass the 4gb limit?
[Oppo Find 5] IGNatiuS2008:
The icons on the homescreen(t rebuchet) sometimes disappear, but remain clickable. Starting the app drawer and pressing the home- or backbutton resolves the issue, but only for the current screen. I'd have to repeat it for other homescreens.

I've stopped Trebuchet and the problem seems to be resolved. Wanted to mention in nevertheless.
[Oppo Find 5] XpLoDWilD:
@Aerys:

@Wootever: I'll check and add to known issues, thanks for report
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Possible, theoretically. Advisable - not really.

A big "WTF?" goes to Oppo for using non-unified internal storage for a device released with Jellybean in 2013.
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
I'm fairly certain I have fixed rotation of hwaccel video, and also I think I found a "clean" way to fix audio recording that can also be merged for Xperia Z/ZL.

Pushing once I test a bit.

Edit: Nope, improved but not fixed yet.
[Oppo Find 5] paperWastage:
care to post a guide (on a new thread) on how to compile from their experimental github source?

// haven't compiled CM10.1 before from unofficial repos

EDIT: my building-cm10.1-guide

https://git.ngvincent.com/projects/oppo-x909-cm10/wiki/Build

EDIT2: same here, frameworks/base/data/sounds/effects/ogg/KeypressStandard_120.ogg stopped the build

(coped a version of the file, and other missing files from this commit here: https://github.com/TeamBAKED/frameworks_base/commit/a04b9b61b6d8dbb26783f12b96c066cfc66f1a19 )

EDIT3: took 40 minutes to build everything... not bad... trying to figure out what to do with the .img file
[Oppo Find 5] Aerys:
Yes, I do this when I wake up tomorrow morning =p
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
I have the following in one XML file in .repo/local_manifests/

?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<manifest>
<project name="teamgruntled/android_device_oppo_find5" path="device/oppo/find5" remote="github" />
<project name="teamgruntled/android_kernel_oppo_find5" path="kernel/oppo/find5" remote="github" revision="cm-10.1-wip" />
<project name="teamgruntled/proprietary_vendor_oppo" path="vendor/oppo" remote="github" />
</manifest>

And also, until caf-rebase gets merged:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<manifest>
<remove-project name="CyanogenMod/android_hardware_qcom_audio-caf" />
<project name="CyanogenMod/android_hardware_qcom_audio-caf" path="hardware/qcom/audio-caf" remote="github" revision="caf-rebase" />
</manifest>

I have no clue why you're getting weird errors about missing ogg files - no such problems here.
[Oppo Find 5] Aerys:
You can make a flashable zip. And flash it after compiling.

make -j16 otapackage

Or flash with fastboot.

Fastboot flash system system.img

Fast boot flash boot boot.img
[Oppo Find 5] detritu5:
Something happens on every boot up.

It change me the date to 6/02/1970 and happens on every reboot.

I don´t know why
[Oppo Find 5] XpLoDWilD:
That's a little bug in our kernel merge, but the clock should sync back with Wi-Fi or 3G quickly.
[Oppo Find 5] knite75:
Hello,

I'm getting amazing battery life compare to stock firmware. Was there are special configuration between kernel and radio hardware in the rom?

See screenshots, stock vs your rom for Phone Radio battery consumption. 30% vs 1.8%, respectively.
[Oppo Find 5] XpLoDWilD:
We didn't do anything particular in kernel. I guess it's a good mix between OS and HAL updates (or just some luck). I merged a patch yesterday that should reduce CPU power usage too, so there should be an ever better battery life in the next build.
[Oppo Find 5] knite75:
You lost me at " good mix between OS and HAL updates" LOL

Anyways, I can't wait for next build. Hope video recording would be fixed (I use recording alot).

Thank you!
[Oppo Find 5] Aerys:
Thank you, I added the files and I am building it now.

Do you know why the media folder only contains the audio folder? Its doesnt produce a bootanimation and other files at all:confused:

Thanks again.
[Oppo Find 5] XpLoDWilD:
Fixed headphones not detected. Will be in next update.
[Oppo Find 5] juanjo7812:
Thanks!!!! Now I can install it. I can't go to street without my headphone and my music :)

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Did you notice that while in stock ROM you was on HSPA and while on CM you was on 3G ? Maybe, Oppo firmware never change to 3G while mobile data is not used.
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Yeah. There are some various oddities with respect to RTC on Qualcomms. Normally the clock works without reenabling the RTC but on this device it doesn't... Probably something to look at this weekend, shouldn't be too bad.

EDIT: 90% sure it was the fact that Qualcomm often uses some weird alternative to the RTC to avoid crashing CDMA radios on MSM. We're not an MSM or a CDMA device, so I turned on RTC writes in the kernel and that appears to have fixed the issue. Should be fixed in the next build.

Or it could just be a display artifact - our power_profile is probably wrong and needs updating for our screen size, and Oppo's might be totally broken (many manufacturers are). This won't affect actually battery usage, but will affect how things are displayed.

As an example, on Samsung Exynos devices, people have been complaining that "Android OS" usage is very high in CM. Actual battery usage isn't much different - the only change is that we put in an estimated cpu.awake parameter that Samsung forgot - on Samsung's own firmware, nothing that holds a wakelock gets penalized for it in the battery stats.

Probably just a display thing - some manufacturers (and even some RILs, such as that on Sonys and the Mako) always display H even if the underlying radio dropped to 3G.

As far as rotator and video playback - I saw a few changes from Oppo in the display code that may be relevant. Will work on it this weekend.

edit: crap, pushed the wrong branch to the kernel tree this morning. Won't break anything but it doesn't seem to help either. The stuff that might help I'll need some time to work on.
[Oppo Find 5] Hrc4u:
About bluetooth...Anyone using it with Audi car phone (or other cars...maybe)...i can pair it..but doesn't seem to get access

to the phonebook?.....

cheers!/H
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
I'm not sure if phonebook access has been reimplemented on 4.2

A lot of our "specialty" profile support went away in 4.2 because it all needed to be rewritten.

Most other BT functions should work.

Made progress on the rebase last night, modem is now up. Qualcomm made some changes that I needed to deal with, I'll be pushing the commits for plodey and nebkat to look at tonight.

Camera is totally untested on the rebase. May try that tonight, but I'm going to be out most of the night.
[Oppo Find 5] osmosizzz:
The Sony xloud and clearaudio+ mod
[Oppo Find 5] Demetris:
[MENTION=591147]Entropy512[/MENTION]:

Is the rebased based on CAF or mako branches?

And a second question :)

Why a rebase is needed?
[Oppo Find 5] CoopZor:
Do you have a link to the files?

Verstuurd van mijn Find 5 met Tapatalk
[Oppo Find 5] osmosizzz:
Download the app called pimp my Rom and it should be in there. I cannot post files one Tapatalk public beta
[Oppo Find 5] mitchmao:
no cell network

does anyone experience cell network issues with the June 10 nightly?

first boot with the ROM, no signal, the statusbar icon is just an empty triangle.

after the initial configuration (I skipped everything to get to the launcher) the phone still doesn't seem to have any signal reception.

is this just me or a known issue?

this of course happens after a FULL WIPE (was coming from aosp 4.2.2 rom from kAmMa, from Oppo Forums).

thanks
[Oppo Find 5] CoopZor:
Thanx, just installed the mod, but I'm not really convinced, I put an mp3 on and put volume to the max. The speakers crackle a lot.

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[Oppo Find 5] Rikorose:
After a reboot it should work. It is a known issue.
[Oppo Find 5] CoopZor:
Is it possible to make the status bar a little transparent?

Can't find it in the options but maybe there is a other way?

Verstuurd van mijn Find 5 met Tapatalk

---------- Post added at 08:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:37 PM ----------

It seems they made some kernel progress on the pa Rom.

Can we do something with it?

Verstuurd van mijn Find 5 met Tapatalk
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
CAF jb_2.5 branch - which most other devices in CM are using or moving towards.

Oppo's kernel base is OLD. We're kind of limping along with a hodgepodge of backported patches, but it's a real nightmare to cherry-pick more stuff, rebasing is a lot of work initially but it's much cleaner and makes it easier to track that branch (or any that fork from it) in the future. Much of the qcom display stuff is currently being done on the d2 family, and they're tracking jb_2.5 - so if we track jb_2.5, we should resolve any problems that are currently unique to find5.

Among the known issues that the rebase will hopefully solve:

HSIC instability (aka radio not coming up on boot)

Ability to use Krait retention for cpuidle (right now, turning this on makes the HSIC stability even WORSE) - this and replacing mpoordecision are two of the most important power management patches from faux's kernels.

Lots of display fixes, hopefully it'll stop crashing in some games

Suggestion: Try reading the known issues post before posting, and reading the thread.
[Oppo Find 5] mitchmao:
The second post makes reference to signal issues after rebooting (with a role played by USB cable)

I, in fact, made sure to power off (i.e. no reboot from recovery), wait several seconds and then power on. Also, no USB cable attached before (I downloaded the ROM with the device).

I had to poweroff+wait+poweron 3 times before getting a signal.

As I thought this to be unrelated (or related but not identical) to the issue on the second post, I thought I'd ask here.

If you believe this to be the same issue as reported in the second post, is OK. Once I managed to get it going, it's nothing critical.

Thanks
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Apply simple critical thinking skills - something that affects reboots is likely to also affect coldboots, and consider that your symptoms were EXACTLY what is described in that post. And seriously, the post says that booting on USB makes it worse, so applying basic critical thinking skills leads to - sometimes it happens when USB is not connected.
[Oppo Find 5] SnowOokami:
damn Entropy ;D so many commits... you're a hardcore coding machine :good::good:
[Oppo Find 5] s0h0punk:
It's a known and well documented issue...

Just keep rebooting the phone until you get signal.

Took me 3 tries, but eventually the cell signal came up

Verstuurd van mijn Find 5 met Tapatalk
[Oppo Find 5] superdioz:
it happens to me too each time i reboot, no matter how many times reboot, else if i turn off and than cold boot everything is fine, the usb cable has no part into the problem.

imho you should edit second post removing the usb cable mention and suggest to do a cold boot instead a reboot.
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
USB cable definitely makes a difference. I rarely have it fail when USB is unplugged, and have it routinely fail when connected to USB.

No need for a coldboot. The only time I've ever needed more than one reboot cycle when disconnected from USB was when I pulled in Qualcomm's Krait retention patches - those broke things pretty badly. When I forget to disconnect before I reboot, the radio almost always fails to come up.

I need to run some testing, but this issue seems to be fully eliminated in the rebase.
[Oppo Find 5] CoopZor:
Yesterday watching YouTube at work, radio signal falls away from time to time, what works for me is force it to use 2g and then back to 3g.

If I'm on wifi it helps to turn off wifi and then turn it on again.

This is les work then rebooting, or is this an other issue?

Verstuurd van mijn Find 5 met Tapatalk
[Oppo Find 5] Demetris:
Hi

Why you have to build this obj-$(CONFIG_FB_MSM_MIPI_DSI_ORISE) += mipi_orise_720p.o ?

Am i missing something?

Do we have 720p panels also?
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
I think Oppo changed from 720p to 1080p midway through the development cycle.

There are some cases where common code wants to see both drivers, and so far, I haven't gotten around to getting rid of the 720p-specific stuff.

Interestingly, some files named with "720p" are common to both 1080p and 720p orise panels...
[Oppo Find 5] Zanza00:
I run an unscientific testing with 10 reboots on usb plugged to AC, 10 pugged on a PC and 10 unplugged.

USB-AC have signal 2 times on 10(4th and 7th), USB-PC have signal 3 times(1st, 5th and 6th) and unplugged 9 times on 10 (the first boot)

maybe this can help
[Oppo Find 5] Demetris:
Yes it helps to determine how much free time you have in your account for useless tests.:eek:
[Oppo Find 5] eliaspizarro:
ahahaahahahah what a troll
[Oppo Find 5] Zanza00:
i'm glad to to be useless :)
[Oppo Find 5] Demetris:
I hope you didnt take it personally, :) i was just teasing you obviously.

We all know you was only trying to help ;)
[Oppo Find 5] Zanza00:
Don't worry it was a very boring day :(

I was at work and had to call the energy utility company for some billing issue, they keep passing from one department to another. I made that test while waiting to speak, and I waited a LOT. I had time to backup, flash CM, make all the reboot, flash and try PA, restore backup and flash a new kernel with times to spare.
[Oppo Find 5] SnowOokami:
holy ****... that's insane :eek::crying:
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Only kernel that's likely to make a difference for CM is the rebased kernel - which you can find links to on gerrit that will basically bring you to the point I am at.

I would ask that people not post builds if they do play with it, since they are nowhere near ready. The new kernel seems to solve the signal-on-reboot issue and I suspect it'll solve a bunch of the display issues, but camera is totally broken, charging is flaky, wired headsets/headphones are completely nonfunctional, and probably there are a few other odd issues.

Some might wonder "if it's currently so bad, why are you working with it" - The display/signal stuff would have been a ***** to track down. The known issues with the new kernel are pretty much "I just haven't even spent the slightest bit of time to work on it yet, I haven't even looked at a single dmesg to get an idea of what's wrong."
[Oppo Find 5] j3di:
What display issues are there currently?
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
Phone reboot in some games mostly.

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] eliaspizarro:
2d games? it's a know issue
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
Yeah, I was replying to the man above.

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] superdioz:
any chances that rebased kernel fixes msm_hsic_host wakelock issue (battery drain in flight mode)?
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
There is no such issue that I can reproduce in the first place - I do not have any msm_hsic_host wakelocks in flight mode. Somehow you broke your setup, I don't know how.

However it should fixe a while pile of assorted HSIC issues in genera.
[Oppo Find 5] superdioz:
I didnt broke my setup, the msm_hsic_host wakelocks is a known bug of the kernel for chipset qualcomm, nexus 4 had the same problem, here some references: http://www.oppoforums.com/threads/kernel-appears-to-have-the-msm_hsic_host-wakelock-bug.787/

Faux fixed it in his kernel for android 4.1, me and a lot of people in oppoforums are waiting for a fix in android 4.2 too, paperWastage is trying to do that: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2193946 (read the 0.3 changelog)

Looking forward for next developments, I thank you for your effort :)
[Oppo Find 5] phonetechkid:
Check out my video review of this great ROM.

YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6TUdc49sOE&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
No, the msm_hsic_host wakelocks are just people whining about things they don't understand. They occur when the modem transfers data, and they are insignificant in power consumption compared to the power used by the radio itself. Don't want them, turn the radio off and they go away (For example, I just put my device into airplane mode for 2 hours, and had over 98% deep sleep. It's usually 80-85% at my desk due to extremely weak signal causing all sync operations to take forever.). But you won't have data service any more of course. :)

I suspect we have some of the "fixes" for the "issue" already since every time someone pulls in "fixes" for that "issue" they make the HSIC interface unstable as hell. (e.g. all of the problems we've been having with radio stability.) That's why CM reverted all of the patches within 2 days on the N4.
[Oppo Find 5] Gillion:
You know I have always wondered about that.

At long last I can put this to rest.
[Oppo Find 5] androidindian:
Entropy.. Would love to know how your are progressing on the device mate.. Thank you!
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
Don't pressure our Devs! They are humans.

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Very well. Not much progress has been made in the past week and a half, but that's the fault of really nice weather, not the device. plodey has been pretty busy too.

Compared to the hell of the Note, this is a MUCH more pleasant device to work with.

(androidindian and I go way back... :) )
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
Exynos: Dev Hell. Thank you mate for all your work.

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] andril:
Thanks

Awesome ROM release for an Amazing device - how easy is it to go back to Stock? :good:
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
simply restore your nandroid backup that you hopefully made before flashing this :D
[Oppo Find 5] beama:
Hi out there,

i just want to give a big big thx to the devs for making this.

Every Phone i had, Cm was running on it.

Oppo find 5 stock is awful, all Cm Nightlies are way way way better. I have no big problems with signal or screen. Battery Life is good, 4-5h Screen on in 2,5 days. I think this will be more better in future.

THX

beama
[Oppo Find 5] mitchmao:
microphone issue

I believe I've come across a bug which may or may not be related to the "earpiece a bit low" one in the second post.

after placing/receiving the first 2 o 3 phone calls after a boot (earpiece volume is generally OK for me, maybe a bit low outdoors but reasonable, and everything usually works fine), if I receive another call OR place another call myself, I can hear the other side well but they cannot hear me at all (not low but complete silence).

it looks as if the microphone volume goes down to 0. this happens both with the mic on the device AND with the provided earbuds with cable mic. the issue is reproducible and consistent on my device (it may happen after the 3rd call or after the 5th but is generally there).

so, in other terms, in my case the problem lies not on the earpiece being low but on my phone not delivering any sound to the other side.

a reboot is the only solution.

if this has already being discussed, sorry if I wasted your time.

edit: turning mute on and then off again during a call solves the issue most of the times. as of today, it didn't work twice for me.
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
I don't have this bug anymore!

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] sunny2303:
[MENTION=591147]Entropy512[/MENTION]

My build breaks on http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/43535/

Are you witnessing this or this is issue specific to my build machine
[Oppo Find 5] XpLoDWilD:
Builds fine here.
[Oppo Find 5] willverduzco:
Fantastic work, Andrew ( [MENTION=591147]Entropy512[/MENTION] ) and Guillaume ( [MENTION=2162789]XpLoDWilD[/MENTION] ) ! This nets a far better user experience than the stock firmware in terms of performance, stability, and battery life. Very nice!

One quick question, though, for anyone who may have noticed similar issues. Currently, if you run any one of a certain handful of apps, the system will become choppy and remain that way until you reboot. I haven't pulled a logcat yet, but I assume this is due to the last few remaining graphical glitches Andrew mentioned earlier. I also assume that this will probably be fixed in the rebase.

Thus far, apps that I have found that irreparably (until reboot) make the device slow to a crawl are: Canabalt, Super Hexagon, and Speed X 3D. Since these are all games, I assume some API call is being made that isn't supported and then Skia falls back to software rendering. Has anyone else found other apps that cause the device to behave similarly?

Edit: Adding Spirit HD to the list of apps that breaks the latest nightly's GPU acceleration...
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
Is there any way to reset the battery reading? Mine seems empty(and shutdowns) at about 23%.

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] apascual89:
So you're not getting an alsa sound build error? I noticed there hasn't been a nightly since the 18th
[Oppo Find 5] XpLoDWilD:
I do get one actually, I guess the other day I synced just before the patch. I'm working on the fix. ( http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/44536/ )

Edit: It should be fixed in the next nightly. (previous patch + http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/44576/)
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
Anyway to circumvent the shutdown bug? Is it a bug or hardware problem?

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] Hrc4u:
What shutdown?...mine never done that?

Sent from my Oppo X909 CM10.1
[Oppo Find 5] j3di:
Known problem at moment, could be fixed when kernel is updated. Some games cause a reboot.
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
Not the reboot. The shutdown when the phone boots bug. Started a few days ago for me. I have under clocked in order to see what happens. Clear flashing an order build doesn't fix it.

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] darksupernova:
Really sorry if this has already been covered, just wanted to add my two cents before I rush out:

I installed and played a couple of games and ever since then, even if the games are not loaded the system will randomly restart, sometimes so quickly that I cant even open the app drawer or load the shutdown menu! Most irritating. I have to crash the device to get it working normally again. The screen freezes, goes black and then I just get the Oppo logo and then cyanogen.
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
I don't have a lot of random restarts. It happens.Are you sure that it happens when they are not loaded?

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] newbcake:
It seems like all custom Roms break the flip cover
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
Technical question: Where are the thermal values and can we play for them? Maybe I am on to something with this odd shutdown bug.

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] XpLoDWilD:
Your Find 5 would be reaching 115°C? I don't think so. Other than that, I don't think thermald has the rights to shutdown your phone, it just throttles it.

You can find the config file in /system/etc, but I wouldn't advise messing with it.
[Oppo Find 5] PlanDreaM:
Then I am wrong. It seems that the 75c cool tool reports doesn't have anything to do with this weird problem. As soon as I find internet I will post a log cat. Weirdest bug I have seen. As if when you draw over a specific number of Amperage from the battery the phone shuts for no reason.

Edit: I presume a sensor bug. I will play around knowingly. Unfortunately I am out for the weekend and I forgot my sgs2.

Edit 2: Seems to have no effect. When I boot from battery it says that my temp is 75c when clearly the phone is not warm.

CM10.1/Oppo Find 5
[Oppo Find 5] j3di:
I'm having problems with Google Voice Search. Every time I press the mic icon it just closes with an error, is it just me?

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