yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lex_Michdeandroid:
1. Of course it is a personal preference, but my vote is (and has always been) LineageOS (Cyanogenmod). The newest is not completely plug and play all the time, but with the help of the xda community it's the best and most up to date daily driver for the OPO. If you put an evening work into it, you get the most up-to-date phone and you will have (re-)learned something. But still, it's personal, someone else might think I'm full of baloney and tell you to use a different ROM.

2. I'm not sure, but guessing that development without the original in the title are projects that are built from the ground up by the original poster of the thread.

3. The kernel is the core of the operating system. Custom kernels are kernels that are customized (duh) by advanced users that obviously know what they're doing. These custom kernels optimize battery life or add options to tinker with the performance etc. The customized part is optional. The radio is about the firmware of your radio (what's in a name). Some people have problems with reception etc. This could be caused by a radio firmware not really working friendly with the installed ROM. If you are experiencing problems, sometimes flashing a different radio (firmware) might help. Example: my phone lost the accelerometer and reception was crappy when going from CM11 to LineageOS 14.1. Flashing the radio solved my problem.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aloy1455:
Thank you so much for the answer. Very clear. If anyone else has any input, that would be greatly appreciated and accepted. For now, I guess I'll start my way back into rooting and such this weekend. Wish me luck!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StraffeHendrick:
Strangely it seems my OPO isnt rooted anymore, is that phone not supposed to be rooted by default???

Fast and easiest way to root again plz?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lex_Michdeandroid:
Stock rom isn't rooted. I'm not sure if it's still the case today, but if you flash TWRP recovery it can root it for you.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StraffeHendrick:
oooh, i thought CM always came with rooted devices.

Can i just flash the TWRP with a SD card in its current condition?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lex_Michdeandroid:
You are using a Oneplus One right? Because that doesn't have a removable sd-card. N9t sure what you mean...

Oneplus uses CyanogenOS, not Cyanogenmod.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StraffeHendrick:
good post, im also out of it since 2014/15, could used the update myself too (y)

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due the microphone/speaker problems i have i use a Huawei Y550 (that i also need to unlock bootloader en root but thats another project) but i will use the OPO once that problem is fixed. I forgot about the fact it hasnt an SD slot. Most devices i had/have do have a SD slot.

So how do i flash the TWRP or something like that on it without a SDcard slot? I hope not with ODIN, i hate ODIN ;)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lex_Michdeandroid:
I can type out a longer post on how I did it, but I'm on my phone and I hate typing on my phone. So be patient and I'll take some time to be a little more helpful when I get back home. You don't need ODIN, but you need Fastboot (get your drivers straight!) and you need a working ROM on it before starting.

-edit- Taking a sh*t, so have some spare time. On my phone and out of the top of my head so it isn't 100% accurate. Keep your eyes open for little inconsistencies, maybe I'll update it with the right commands and links when I have more time and enough thanks, maybe not.

0. Make sure all your drivers are good. Is your bootloader unlocked? If not, first unlock the bootloader with Fastboot. Be aware; it will wipe your phone. Download (on your computer) your favorite rom, your favorite flavor of GApps, and TWRP recovery.

1. Boot the phone like you normally would, connect it to your computer, make sure you can copy files.

2. Copy the rom you want to use to the sdcard folder/partition. If you want GApps you can put them there also.

3. Reboot into fastboot mode (or bootloader it's called in the reset thingie).

4. Check if it's connected (fastboot devices), and flash the recovery (flash recovery recovery*.img).

5. Reboot into recovery. Factory reset. Then install the ROM*.zip. Wipe cache/dalvik. Reboot. Check if it works.

6. Reboot into recovery, install gapps*.zip, reboot.

Check if everything works. I had problems with the accelerometer, so I needed to flash another radio (check out the firmware topic). Be aware you need a specific TWRP for that. If you don't want to switch, it's possible to flash it through fastboot just as easy (I did, made a doofus mistake, search for my post in the firmware thread). Just unpack the radio*.zip and flash them one by one.

Time to wipe my ass.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aloy1455:
Thank you so much! You definitely have gotten me started too. You got my thanks!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pritambhadane:
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Is there any M Roms available with latest security patches as i want to xposed so i dont want to use N Roms or how can we compile any custom rom with latest security patch
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhedfors:
Sultan's is great, and updated.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pbergonzi:
Running an N ROM, and cannot finalize the creation of a restricted user. Screen just sits at "Android is starting", with activity bar moving.

If I create a new User, "Trebuchet keeps stopping."
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bLoodYHandZ04:
Hi Guys,

Just wanted to check what may be the problem on my Oneplus One.

My phone just suddenly restarted last Saturday and doesn't boot up anymore.

What it do is restart and vibrates.

It can seem to boot on the OS if it is connected on it's charger.

The weird thing though is that when I connect it to a PC where it gets a current it doesn't boot on the OS.

I already tried checking all the cables and everything is fine.

I already format the data and everything but still keeps on happening.

When I just let it boot, it just bootloop. I can access fastboot mode but not the recovery mode.

Is it a battery problem or power button issue?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hgmichna:
Fastboot works, everything else doesn't

Could well be a hardware error.

On the chance that it is not, I would first use fastboot to install your recovery and check whether that works. If not, then you'll probably be in the market for another smartphone.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmmaaahh!:
OR a brand new Nokia 3310! :D

If this 'just' started happening and no modifications to the software have been made, there's a good chance it's ready for the retirement home. If your attempts to flash another recovery fail (I advise this one) you may want to try a fastboot image: cm-13.1.2-ZNH2KAS3P0-bacon-signed-fastboot-76d803f730.zip (md5: 79ba0f70c236fe64a6b9db8ec1e718d0)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
Inexplicable battery drain

My battery drains extremely quickly, like 5% in an hour on standby (in settings battery stats, androidsytem is by far on top). I have tried to fix this by:

Factory resetting

Installing different ROMs (so also different kernels)

Installing different firmware

Going back to fully stock without installing new apps

Sending it to oneplus where they also changed the software

Sending it again since it didn't work and they replaced the battery

No matter what i tried the same behaviour occured. I'm at a loss what to do. If it's not software or hardware, what the hell is left? Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hgmichna:
Battery goes down rapidly

How old is the battery?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
Like it said oneplus replaces it and that was literally a few days ago. The point is that I'm seeing the exact same problem with a different battery.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hgmichna:
Inexplicable battery drain

Oops, overlooked that. Then it is not the battery.

I cannot help. It could be an app running wild (Facebook, etc.) or it could be a defect in the Android version. It is usually difficult to diagnose.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
See that's the thing it occurs when I have only google apps installed and on different ROMs on different versions of android. That why I came to XDA for help.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmmaaahh!:
Honestly: beats me! Especially after the last two steps. You've gone to great lengths of troubleshooting. Have you ran some deeper analysis? If not, make sure you're rooted and get BetterBatteryStats (downloads attached in second post). Start it, give it root permission and let it run from 100% to somewhere around 10% during regular use, then save the stats (Share icon > Dumpfile > Save or Share to...) and share it here, we'll gladly take a look.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
Thanks! I didn't know about that app, I will certainly try it.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
I have charged to 100% and looked at the app. You should know that it's not always draining the battery so quickly. 100-85% it used normal amounts (1%/hour) and after that like 5%/hour (with the same use). I'm currently at 60%. What I saw is 1:30 hours awake screen off in 17 hours and almost 50% of wakelocks are com.google.android.gms. I was wondering whether these things are normal. What do you think?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmmaaahh!:
The GMS stands for Google Mobile Services. It's not a single app but rather a service that serves multiple apps that make use of the API. What Gapps package are you using?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
Open gapps pico, but it might be an older version now that i think of it. Can you just flash a newer version on top of it? Btw im using darkobas rom (6.0) right now
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmmaaahh!:
Shouldn't be needed, Play Store automatically updates everything. Though flashing Gapps over an existing one theoretically won't cause any harm, I wouldn't suggest doing it, it may cause existing user-installed Gapps to FC. On your next clean flash, do make sure to use an up-to-date version (with accompanied md5 hash!) but try nano instead, pico sometimes doesn't play well with some configurations. I'd say that might be the main issue but since you also experienced this on stock, we can rule that out. Essentially, since OnePlus also failed, we can rule out everything we're trying to analyze. For sports, however, we'll proceed. Android does sometimes work in mysterious ways...

You're on the official Darkobas? Why not 7.1? Plenty to choose from, even an unofficial DarkobasROM.

Do you have the habit of flashing anything besides ROM+Gapps? SU? Mods? Any particular root apps you always install?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
what is md5 hash exactly? i have heard of md5 but i'm not sure what is. What I do most of the time is flash SuperSU and intall a few root apps, like greenify and titanium backup (no mods). I tried not doing that before too though and have been on complete stock for a few weeks as well. the reason i still have darkobas 6.0 is because it gave me extemely good battery life (4 days on 1 charge). It may also be helpful to mention how this battery drain started. i was on the darkobas rom and suddenly i checked the battery and it was like 20% below what i expected and still draining fast. i did not do anything at all myself, not even in the days before (the only thing i t did was a few weeks ago flashing a stereo speakers mod). I reloaded a nandroid backup from a few weeks back (before i installed the mod) and the problem remained. after some more attemps i dediced to contact oneplus, who told me to factory reset (so i went back to official cm12s) and install no new apps (i did the existing update google apps), which didn't help. then i send it to them. i never told them that i unlocked the bootloader btw, just in case they were gonna blame it on that. so at this point i was convinced it was a hardware problem, but nope... what i also noticed is that graphs with battery percentage (in settings) would be partially really steep, then much more horizontal and then steep again (with the same use). anyways i will send you the dumpfile tomorrow or so (edit: oh whoops, i rebooted and now everything is gone). maybe you can find something out. after that i'll try a 7.1 darkobas with nano gapps. and thanks a lot for your help so far :)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmmaaahh!:
[MENTION=7891110]ReinTurtle[/MENTION] Dang! That is (was) some very impressive battery life. I can get to 1.5 days if I avoid gaming but I rarely manage to do so :P

If you didn't reset the tamper flags, they've probably seen that the device was unlocked at one point but that doesn't really matter. I had an RMA case before (broken flash chip) and sent it to them fully rooted, I got a brand new device in return, OnePlus is awesome like that :)

Since this all started with an audio mod, I would advise to.. well.. flash audio mods, hah. I'm not sure how the deeper system of Android smartphones works but I understand things can stick, even when you fully wipe everything. Firmware is a good example of this, if you flash an official LineageOS nightly and wipe system, the firmware update will remain intact for further flashing. Maybe this works the same way with audio drivers. This goes beyond my expertise so I'm just creating a theory here. Lucky for you there's an entire thread devoted to just that: OnePlus One Audio Mods Collection. I wouldn't just randomly flash mods and see which one works (though that OPO_Revert_To_Stock.zip does look appealing!). Read through the first post and do some research on the thread, then post your situation there and see what they will advise you to do. This seems IMHO the most reasonable way to get to your solution.

MD5 hashes are the most accurate way of checking if your downloads aren't corrupted. Most ROM hostings provide this number. I personally use MD5 Checker to verify these numbers. Example: I download the ROM I use from Sourceforge and next to the zip there's an information button, when clicked, the md5 appears (and the sha1, basically the same thing, just calculated differently). I paste this value (

"287b3d827fa9a9de6addb226c7a7cf15" for the 20170222 build) in the aforementioned app, then I load the downloaded zip into it. If the numbers match, it lights up green and you know 100% sure that the zip is safe to flash before even going into recovery. If it doesn't match, it will light up red and the zip is corrupted. The problem is, corrupted zips are sometimes still flashable (depends which bits and bytes are damaged) but can leave you with unexplainable errors and, in rare cases, a gigantic mess. OpenGapps forsees this with an extra download, right below the download icon you can read "MD5 CHECKSUM", when clicking that, it will download a very tiny file (basically a text file with the md5 number and the zip name in it) based on the configuration you selected above (best practice: click it right after downloading the Gapps zip). If you make sure the files are in the same folder (preferrable the root of your internal memory) and you flash Gapps, TWRP will search for this file (otherwise you see "no md5 found" and it will perform this comparison check for you. If the check fails, it simply won't flash. Experts will emphasize on doing md5 checks to rule out download problems.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
[MENTION=4841620]Timmmmaaahh[/MENTION] i just flashed revert to stock, let's see if it works. At leats it's something i haven't tried yet. If we're talking about all mods i ever flashed, i also flashed xposed at one point (but installed many other roms wihout it afterwards). Also thanks for explaining the whole md5 thing, i was always wondering why twrp created those on backups. btw i even formatted my entire internal storage with twrp (soft bricking my device, oops), so i figured nothing would have stuck, but what do i know... And speaking of tamper flags, i also reset that, which was probably a little paranoid i admit lol... i just didn't wanna take chances. oh, speaking of firmware, is flashing firmware something i should try and if so which one?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmmaaahh!:
[MENTION=7891110]ReinTurtle[/MENTION] We've all done stupid things with our devices I guess, that's the point of us being here lol. Oh the times I panicked when I got nothing more than a dying Android robot with a red triangle floating on top of it.. Memories.. ?

Xposed only messes with system files, nothing core related AFAIK.

I don't believe firmware has anything to do with your issue, it's only useful for people experiencing connection issues on data, WiFi or Bluetooth. You could, however, flash LineageOS, I'm not sure what it all contains but in my personal experience, it is known to rectify driver problems. It can be a next step in troubleshooting if the audio mods fails. I would definitely not try it at this point because you might fix something and break it again at the same time. One step at a time :)

Sizzled with Bacon
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kalyan nath:
HEY GUYS I HAVING TROUBLE USING MY LINEAGE OS

Hey guys I'm currently using lineage os on my Oneplus one and having some charging issues (charging very slowly). I also wiped cache but still the phone is charging very slowly.

And what are your reviews on Resurrection remix ROM is it better than lineage os ? And what about battery and camera performance as compared to lineage os.

Thanks.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hgmichna:
Charging very slowly

Slow charging is a general problem, often not caused by software, but by poor chargers and too thin cables.

Have you tried the original charger with the original cable?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dogi-:
SMS App tremendous data usage!

Hello everybody,

First of all, I am using:

OnePlus One

SultanRom -> Unofficial CyanogenMod 13.0 with 3.4.0 kernel (https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/orig-development/rom-kernel-unofficial-cyanogenmod-13-0-t3242700)

I have a really weird problem. By chance I went to the data usage settings and saw that on the first place the Stock Messaging app is, with f*ng 7GB!! I cannot explain how the SMS App, which doesn't needs any kind of Internet access, has used so much data! It's also weird that ProxyHandler is also on the very top with 1.2GB. Can someone explain? It also says, that the app was in the foreground, it wasn't!!

Screenshots in the attachments..

Thank you all,

Dogi-
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
[MENTION=4841620]Timmmmaaahh[/MENTION] since i already messed up the betterbatterystats dumpfile, how about this: i clean flash my current darkobas rom (because i know it has consistent battery use) with the latest gapps nano, I don't flash anything else and i only install the bare mininum of apps i need (like whatsapp). Then I charge too 100% and see what betterbatterystats gives me and share the dumpfile. I mean if we're gonna do, let's do it right. (i can't tell for sure yet if the audio thing did anything) and another thing you should know is that i feel like my phone gets a little hot sometimes while the quick drain is happenning (in the cpu area) when it's just on standby in my pocket (aida64 says about 43C) i might be imagining things though, but could be good to know i think
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
[MENTION=6278088]Dogi-[/MENTION] is just a bug in the interface, or are you actually using this much data? because unless you get like a thousend pictures through sms i'm pretty sure that's impossible. you could also try a different sms app and disable the stock one, like the google messenger app.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dogi-:
[MENTION=7891110]ReinTurtle[/MENTION] Well the point ist, that this application doesn't needs an Internet connection, it's like calling. Just normal stock texting app. I recently got a warning, that this app uses very much cellular data, but I ignored it, because why should it!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
[MENTION=6278088]Dogi-[/MENTION] but is your provider charging you for it? or is android just getting numbers out of nowhere?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dogi-:
No, because it was wifi data. Nevertheless it could be cellular data, too if I hadn't restricted the access to it.

So no one knows, what this could be? Maybe a virus, which sends data?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmmaaahh!:
Splendid idea, [MENTION=7891110]ReinTurtle[/MENTION]! It'll sure help you in your troubleshoot process. The temperature you mentioned isn't abnormal. My device currently is at 40C, no usage, not heating up though. But as I've learned on this awesome thread, heat doesn't necessarily stand for drain. It's probably just a moment of badly optimized core-usage (caused by bad audio driver? we'll find out soon!). It could be corrected with a kernel tweaker and the right governor I guess.

[MENTION=6278088]Dogi-[/MENTION] I've never heard of that in the 4+ years I've been on here! That's Google Messenger, right? And you're not sending/receiving excessive amounts of data with it, right? Do you have a Project Fi or Google Voice number by any chance? Any video conferencing that could be charged to the wrong app (Hangouts charging Messenger, though impossible, you never know!).
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dogi-:
Well, yeah it's the stock app for sending messages. No, I never used video conferencing and stuff like this. And 7GB is way too much!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmmaaahh!:
It surely is! My current texting app, Pulse, has a usage of 15.02KB for this month and 0KB for January (no restrictions applied). I would very much like to know what caused such excessive use in your setup. It can't be the ROM, Sultan is a genius. Is there anything else that would consume so much data? Downloads, streaming, YouTube, ...?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dogi-:
Apparently it's kinda a bug:

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/help/stock-sms-app-tremendous-data-secretly-t3562087

Yes YouTube probably, I think it's maybe because I recently flashed the ROM clean and restored with TitaniumBackup, so it probably displays the usage for YouTube.

Edit: Though there was this warning about SMS uses too much data, before I flashed...
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spider-Vice:
What's up with everyone now going for OOS blobs instead of SultanXDA's? Thought Sultan's were based on OOS and were even better due to customizations?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReinTurtle:
[MENTION=4841620]Timmmmaaahh[/MENTION] so right now i have reset everything and installed nano gapps without rooting and im currently charging to 100%, but i just thought of something. betterbatterystats needs root access right, so how am i gonna analyze my stuff without rooting? or does the app still function suffeciently without root to get the information we want?

i have another question. i'm charging my phone while it's turned off, and you get this screen with the battery percentage (outside the os). the thing is, it's different from what i had before. is that screen part of a rom or something else? i'm wondering now...
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmmaaahh!:
Probably because Sultan blobs are under deprecated here. AFAIK only the OOS blobs have continued development.

You're in luck, my friend. BBS can run without root. Read this post to proceed.

Sizzled with Bacon
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spider-Vice:
I thought it was for that specific kernel though. Even ROMS are choosing it instead of Sultan, that's what I can't seem to understand. How better would the OOS blobs be in comparison to Sultans when his blobs have tweaks?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmmmaaahh!:
Because they are tweaked, they're under active development. Check this thread, it makes more sense: https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3545468

Sizzled with Bacon
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StraffeHendrick:
:D:D lololololol :laugh::laugh: