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[ONE Original Android Development] Daniel.Stevens:
First of all: Thank you for your good work and this really fantastic kernel. I´ve been a fan since quite some time (and quite a number of devices *lol*)

BUT: If someone asks you about something they didn´t understand I would´ve hoped for a more polite/forthcoming answer.

English isn´t my first language so I had a little bit of trouble understanding what you meant with "please flash this on recovery to return to stock WLAN firmware so that you don't have a mismatch when flashing a future OTA" just like the user who asked you about it.

I didn´t understand if I had to flash the stock Wlan firmware now (before upgrading) or before I install a new OTA.

I´m not saying that you have to answer every *dumb* question that people throw your way but please keep in mind that some of us really want to use your kernel, supported you by buying your app or donating but can´t speak/understand english that well ;0)

A straight/helpful answer would´ve taken less time/characters than the one you gave.

P.s.: Yes, I´ve read your "You don´t like my reply"-link but found it a little elitist/snobby and not quite fitting for "communication problems/language barriers"

Just my 2 cents. I don´t mean any disrespect, just had to get that off my chest ;0) (Let the stoning begin *lol*)

P.p.s.: Thanks [MENTION=3655508]Theshawty[/MENTION] for answering the question ;0)
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
While I understand that there are language barrier (ex-esl tutor here), the phrase "flash [this] to return to stock" should imply that it's only for returning to stock, not something that needs to be flashed right away.

If your English teachers/tutors never taught you how to look for the important/trigger words in sentence clauses then they've failed at their tasks.

P. S. I agree with everything in his "if you don't like my answer" link and think that it pairs quite nicely with my "should be required reading" link...
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
I'm sorry you feel that way, it wasn't my intent at all. The firmware zip is just there so that new OTA's don't fail because of the firmware injection I had to on < r31.
[ONE Original Android Development] Daniel.Stevens:
I'll make sure to pass that along the next time I see them. Thank you for your helpful reply.

P.s.: To quote from your link "In situations where stakes are high, turn to others sooner rather than later; oftentimes it's better to learn from the mistakes of others, rather than making them yourself."

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Thank you so much for the answer (and the reply you gave to [MENTION=5131815]thepktrckt[/MENTION]). I really try to be careful when I feel like I don't quite get/understand something and try to get the answer/help from someone who understood it...

Now I realize that it made no sense (but did no harm either) to flash the wlan-zip before updating the kernel but that I have to flash the wlan-zip before I attempt an official firmware update so that it reverts (what flashing your kernel did) to stock so that the official update doesn't fail...

Got it now, thank you again !!! ;0)

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[ONE Original Android Development] noobhero:
i think it doesn't matter if you flash the WLAN.zip now or not.

we can just d/l and have it on hand then flash it when the next OTA comes in.
[ONE Original Android Development] NOSTALGIA:
can someone post a more detailed process to flash r31 to stock 38r cm11s ?

pls.. im on r29, havent flashed r30 because of the wifi issue

if needed to download a file as well pls include it on the post..

thnx so much.
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Wtf are you talking about?
[ONE Original Android Development] rajesh1136:
Do the same. and 30 not having any wifi issue. its working perfectly fine. im using 30.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
True, but for the most part, messing with your phone isn't a high stakes situation... Unless someone has a gun to your head and you need to fix your phone to make the call he's insisting you make....

I definitely prefer to learn from the mistakes of others when it comes to climbing, hiking, and other back country survival type hobbies of mine... The learning curve can be deadly... Especially climbing... I've lost several friends who didn't learn quickly enough, or forgot for the wrong half second, or forgot the respect the mountains demand, or....
[ONE Original Android Development] Technecium:
Just to balance out some of today's hows, whats, etc.

R31 is great. No problems flashing. Thx!
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
This is about as detailed as it gets...

1) Download Franco kernel from links in op..

Keep track of if you downloaded the zip or img file...

2a) if zip file, flash through custom recovery (twrp, cwm, other)

2b) if img file, flash via fastboot

3) boot phone to android, verify via settings->about phone that you are on the new kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] nxt:
Had r30 working, used the app to auto flash to r31 and got bootloop.

Flashed r30 in twrp and it booted up fine. Went back to twrp and flashed wlan then r31 zip, got bootloop.

Running stock cm11s 38r rooted with xposed module disabled and still bootloops.
[ONE Original Android Development] ek69:
Fwiw I flashed the wlan zip first in twrp then wipe cache , then flash r31 in twrp after and wipe cache again. Booted up fine.

I never use any other kernel anyways so I dunno why I flashed wlan zip :p but I guess it's good to do so for future ota and hopefully android L soon

Cheers for the awesome work that you do Franco :thumbup:
[ONE Original Android Development] spicediablo:
I had no problem autoflashing on mine...
[ONE Original Android Development] Mike:
Edit: Removed

Answered my own question soon after posting. At least I get this thread in my participated topics now. Looking forward to using the kernel, sorry for the seemingly useless post.
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Chrome Beta just got updated with Material Design, wow looks amazing.

You need to attach a last_kmsg from /proc/
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Oh wow, it feels weird to sit down for lunch and not have to plug my phone in... (70%left, with my n5 I'd be about 20%)
[ONE Original Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
God. These battery reports are killing me. I'm sitting here at work with my N5 tethered to a playbook charger.

My OPO is "out for delivery", might need to take an early and long lunch when it arrives.
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
http://imgur.com/RccfKni,xbV5bkd ;) my battery the other day.

How much SOT? You try out the new Chrome?
[ONE Original Android Development] andybfmv96:
Yeah even on stock I'm getting about 6.5 hours SOT. Looks like the guy above me got more than 7

Looking forward to keeping this streak of battery life. I swapped from my n5 too
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
2 hours sot so far...

Here's yesterday's n5 battery...

But my battery takes a pounding from the radio... These Office towers are not cellular friendly...

So you can understand how happy I am with the battery on this thing... No Franco, no battery save tweaks... Stock/twrp/supersu only so far...
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
How come you haven't flashed Franco yet? :p you have twrp anyways
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
I usually take a week on stock to get used to the device, figure out how it handles on stock before I start modding it too much..

Besides, if I don't run it on stock, how can I be certain Franco is as much of an improvement as everyone claims... ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
I dunno, remember on the N5 how everybody thought Franco was a god and everything was magic? ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Franco improved my screen on time vs stock substantially... Went from just under 2 hrs sot on average to around 3-3.5 hrs sot, but again, my drain is radios mostly when at work...

And yes, I would occasionally switch back to stock for a few days to compare...
[ONE Original Android Development] DespairFactor:
I flashed back to stock just to use Franco
[ONE Original Android Development] Red5:
Seems quite a few N5 guys jumped over to the OPO recently. I like it.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Opo Franco style

*does bad Psy horseman dance*
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
I claimed a invite from cyanogen and had a whole month. Plus my N5 16GB was starting to be filled up in size. Plus I couldn't stop thinking about the phone and gave in haha.
[ONE Original Android Development] bradm23:
I'm so excited! I have been using Franco kernel for gnex, n4, n5 and two days ago I got a g3 to mix things up a little. The g3 seems so slow since I was used to my souped up n5 Franco style. Two days after buying the g3, I finally got an invite for the 1+1! I am so excited that I can run Franco again! The FKU app was truly the best paid app I ever bought. Been using it for 3 years strong! Can't wait to get my 1+1!
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Am I the only one here for whom the opo was a spur of the moment decision to buy?

Never chased an invite, was happy with the n5...

Then was offered an invite out of the blue... ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] bud77:
Almost the same for me

I was about to sell my 16gb N5 to my coworker, and buy a 32gb N5 ... but then I saw a news about OPO being sold without invites (and through paypal), and I tried

1 week later, OPO was in my hands :D

[MENTION=4860519]Tzfardaya[/MENTION] : I had HUGE battery gain when using elementalX on N5, their screen dimmer is the best, I was able to pull around 3h30 SOT

(I know this is a FK thread, sorry :p)
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
That's about what I was getting with Franco... But like I said, screen wasn't my biggest issue... Radios were.. :P if I had better radio reception, I would probably have been getting about 4 or more... Days off and at home on wifi I would get 4.5 easily... But I gauge battery life by work days... :P I abuse my phones at work... But this opo is holding up nicely... 8 hrs on battery, 4 hrs sot, 43% left...
[ONE Original Android Development] paychex:
Same here. Was waiting to see what was gonna give out with an 805 and got an invite out of the blue. Thought $350, what the hell? Why not own the two nerdiest phone one could own.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Now you just need to pair them with a Pebble and LG g watch...
[ONE Original Android Development] vasilich1981:
31 video freezes . I had to go back to 30 .
[ONE Original Android Development] hanny562:
I got the same problem too..
[ONE Original Android Development] Rycon33:
As always, flash and forget, r31 working great here. Thanks Franco!

I wonder what's with the many problem others are encountering? I'm starting to think it's a user error(no offense meant).?
[ONE Original Android Development] bluedragon1982:
Absolut no issues here, flashed the WiFi Firmware first, then upgraded to r31 running stock rooted 38R
[ONE Original Android Development] Daedulus Minion:
First of all sorry for being off topic. I need some help as I am new to undervolting.

A few days back [MENTION=4478644]guitarhero2[/MENTION] posted how good battery life he got by just undervolting - 75 using FKU and keeping everything else stock. I don't have any rogue apps nor some weird battery drain but I wanted to try it. I have FKU installed but I am not able to understand where should I make the changes and how do I test it. Any help will be appreciated. I found a few guides but I wanted to know how do I do it using FKU. Thanks.
[ONE Original Android Development] laulau42400:
:good::good::good::good::good:
[ONE Original Android Development] black nebur:
Just to ask... Why???

So, first of all I want to give a big thanks to [MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION] for all the great work he's been doing for this device! :good:

Anyway, Guys you don't need to flash the WLAN_stock_firmware.zip in TWRP right away!!! That file is to be used when on the verge of installing an OTA, just as Francisco Franco already told in its changelog "Removed the injection to /system of the WLAN firmware, instead get it from /sbin/wlan/ - please flash this on recovery to return to stock WLAN firmware so that you don't have a mismatch when flashing a future OTA http://kernels.franco-lnx.net/OnePlusOne/WLAN_stock_firmware.zip

You are all installing unnecessarily that file! Why??? :confused::confused::confused:

Well in my device, FKU + FK + Smooth scrolling is at 100%

And I must say, a whole new level!!! :D:D:D
[ONE Original Android Development] wollax:
first of all I wanted to tell everyone that never had any issue with latest build in combination with franco kernel !

I only flashed latest R31 without flashing wifi firmware, do I have to flash wifi stuff and then R31 again ?

thanks for the attention!!!
[ONE Original Android Development] fkrone:
Flashed r31 this morning on CM11S (Reflashed CM11S via recovery because I don't have custom recovery and want to be able to flash next OTA without problems). Was using my OPO (Chrome). Screen timed out and went off and did not wake up again. Had to force reboot. This is the second time this happens (happened also on older kernel version). Could this be kernel related or is the system/an app going crazy like ***? I know the log looks like a real mess.

http://pastebin.com/eAqPNa34
[ONE Original Android Development] black nebur:
:confused: Did you eventually read the previous post???
[ONE Original Android Development] wollax:
ahaha .... we were writing at the same time ... when I sent my post the previous appeared .... it can happen!
[ONE Original Android Development] black nebur:
Hmm, you do have unlocked bootloader right? :confused:

Sorry bout the silly question, but if you don't nothing really happened...

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Hehehehehe no problem, its usual... :D

Hope that it clarified you! ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] fkrone:
Of course my bootloader is unlocked. I also rooted my OPO. I just don't want to have a custom recovery at the moment.

I reflashed CM11S via a signed zip for 33R and installed the OTA. Have both on my internal storage so I can get back to fully stock in a few minutes without the need of a PC.
[ONE Original Android Development] wollax:
yes thanks I decided to revert wifi firmware so that I won't have issues with next OTA !

thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] paychex:
That makes no sense. You can still get ota's with twrp installed
[ONE Original Android Development] fkrone:
Why does that make no sense? I don't want to create more possible points of failure than necessary. I only booted TWRP once via fastboot to push superuser binary into system.
[ONE Original Android Development] black nebur:
Well in that case, and I think you choose right, to have the stock recovery I mean (although I only use TWRP due to the capability of restoring system to a previous stage), you probably will need to do a clean install to have 100% sure if it isn't data or stock kernel related... My OPO at the beginnings with stock 25R also did that, in chrome, after a screen off, when it woke it remained in standby mode only the lights in the capacity buttons lighted!!! :eek:

Strange thing... But since I've installed FK never happened again! :good:
[ONE Original Android Development] chr0m:
Tried r31 for a while but eventually my touch screen issues came back. Back on r26 again now
[ONE Original Android Development] P1 Wookie:
Auto-flashed R31 through app plus the wlan file because I'm a forgetful person so I didn't wait. Everything works flawlessly just like it has with every other franco kernel for me :good:

Stock rooted
[ONE Original Android Development] playya:
Ok, so they have updated the wifi drivers but yet people are flashing the stock wlan drivers so they can get the update whenever it comes out. As if we wont have a Lollipop rom by the weekend and all of you will be flashing that anyways.... :D

You guys are funny... Oh well time to flash r31 and have it work flawlessly like all the rest have. I agree with an earlier post I think issues most have are user created for sure
[ONE Original Android Development] paychex:
Twrp uses open recovery script. I won't stop you from getting ota's

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If there is a L rom there probably won't be a LFK. Not until CM has an L rom out
[ONE Original Android Development] playya:
My bad LFK?

Edit: OK got it

Sent from my 1+ Son!
[ONE Original Android Development] fkrone:
Nobody knows what will happen with Android Lollipop. I know of what TWRP is capable of as I also used it on my "old" Nexus 4 and on my Nexus 10.

I'm studying computer science and I'm also working in that business (it is combined with my studies, but that's another thing). And there are several things I've leant both at university and at work: You have not to do everything that is possible.

For me this discussion is finished. It is not worth discussing further. For me stock recovery is enough.
[ONE Original Android Development] BrianAllred:
As a computer science graduate working as a software engineer, never think you know more than someone else just because you've studied computer science. That's a terrible attitude to have. Stock recovery works, TWRP works, use whatever you want to use, but don't try to act like you know more than someone else just because of what you've studied. Just makes you look like a huge douche. I write software for a Fortune 200 company, and I still try to be as humble as possible because I know that there are always people out there that know more than I do, and I want to learn from them.
[ONE Original Android Development] someth1ng:
Today we present, life lessons from BrianAllred!
[ONE Original Android Development] BrianAllred:
Ha, sorry. It just bugs me when software developers think they know more than other people just because they develop software. I've seen it first hand way too many times, it's a pet peeve of mine.
[ONE Original Android Development] fkrone:
I see what you mean. I don't feel like I know more than others. I have many things to learn.

Even some people with PhD are idiots. So studying does not mean better knowledge. I only wrote that because I felt like other people think I'm stupid for not using TWRP because I might not know what it is capable of.

In short: Stock recovery fits my requirements. And for God's sake let us end the whole discussion. It is getting really stupid.
[ONE Original Android Development] BrianAllred:
Fair enough!
[ONE Original Android Development] someth1ng:
Nothing to be sorry about, I was just poking fun.
[ONE Original Android Development] alpha2zulu00:
Yes. My wifi works at least with the stock kernel and AK kernel. It does not work properly with franco.Kernel

Probably the same thing I'm talking about. May I PM you a logcat? It's clearly disconnecting/connecting sporadically but you can probably decipher why much faster than I can.
[ONE Original Android Development] burnski:
Im running stock CM11 M11, which kernel do I use, just the AOSP version?
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
I'd like to add to the "don't judge people" conversation....

As a truck driver who has taught university level comp sci courses, you shouldn't judge people by professions either... I know taxi and bus drivers who could probably give Franco a run for his money if they wanted to...

That being said, I frequently get accused of prejudging people and having a sense of "entitlement" here... That's not entirely true.. I judge people here by their posts, and by how "entitled" they feel to having their questions answered, without them having to do any leg work..
[ONE Original Android Development] runderekrun:
Have there been any bluetooth related commits since 38R that are included in this kernel? Reason I ask is since flashing this kernel I get a huge wakelock (handlemediaevent) every time I stream music to my car's bluetooth. (EDIT: Wakelock remains well after streaming has stopped) Not saying it's this kernel either though, it could be something in Cyanogen just cropping up.

Using 38R with this kernel flashed (r31). Anyone else having this issue or should I look elsewhere?

Thanks.
[ONE Original Android Development] yaggermr:
Kernels working great on OPO. Keep comments to bugs and issues.
[ONE Original Android Development] playya:
yes... cm11 M11 is different than cm11s which is straight stock. So you will be using AOSP in this instance. Just got to remember when picking aftermarket kernel.

I know it can be a little confusing but to me its stock rom(cm 11s) or everything else
[ONE Original Android Development] Red5:
Are people just on edge here today because they want their lollipops?
[ONE Original Android Development] niko2931:
Haha, good one! :p
[ONE Original Android Development] beany>:
I don't think anyone answered your query, so here is my extensive guide to under volting on the OPO. It's my own personal view and YMMV. Anyway, here is the guide:

Don't.

No need.

This is assuming you follow the other guides:

Install franco.

Forget.

[emoji6]
[ONE Original Android Development] hasnol143:
[MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION] I don't know why man but every time i pee now it hurts. I think this has to do with your last kernel update.

Any ideas? Should I just reflash Dalvik data into boot image? will that solve my problem? Thanks bro great work btw!!!!
[ONE Original Android Development] Hilmesh:
Hello. The OTA that you mention here is for the stock firmware with Oneplus or is it for any other custom firmware.? Sorry got confused.
[ONE Original Android Development] Spannaa:
Yes (OnePlus OTA)
[ONE Original Android Development] black nebur:
OTA for custom firmware.

;)

Edit. Ups already answered :o
[ONE Original Android Development] Mentholait:
Can I use this kernel with miui ?
[ONE Original Android Development] mishko:
A hot tip: search 'miui'...
[ONE Original Android Development] jmazzamj:
I think I screwed up! Tilt not working!

Hello everyone.

Ok, so here's what I did:

-Wipe dalvik and cache

-Flash AICP 11.03 nightly

-Wipe dalvik and cache

-Flah WLAN driver

-Wipe dalvik and cache

-Flash R31

Tilt sensor is not working...and according to other AICP users it's not the ROM

Any clue?

Thank you
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Reflash aicp and see if tilt works....
[ONE Original Android Development] jmazzamj:
Thank you for your reply.

I was waiting for today's release before I flash AICP again.

Cheers
[ONE Original Android Development] kaibosh99:
Just to note: My phone running the 10/30 Mahdi is working perfectly with r31, I have been dirty flashing the roms and auto-flashing the kernels all along.

ps. Can't stop tittering at the dude going on about 'points of failure' while refusing to do the one thing that every single other person who has ever flashed this kernel has done with zero issues.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
What would that one thing be?
[ONE Original Android Development] kaibosh99:
Um, simply installing TWRP like any normal person does?
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
I don't have twrp installed, I still have stock recovery...

Non stock recoveries have caused issues in the past with the n5 and n4 ota's...
[ONE Original Android Development] sn0warmy:
Can someone confirm if Gamma settings can be properly adjusted with this Kernel, using the Synapse app? I love that app and the Gamma setting adjustments that you can make with it (especially to hide the yellow tinting at the bottom).

I've been using AK kernel and Synapse to do this but I'd love to switch back to Franco if this kernel supports the Synapse app.

Thanks in advance!
[ONE Original Android Development] Mike:
OTA update comes in.. Someone makes it custom recovery flashable...Profit. This is not a hard concept

Sorry to draw away from kernel talk, continue on

Sent from my OnePlus One
[ONE Original Android Development] jmazzamj:
Thank you again for your suggestion, I flashed it again and tilt does not work.