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[ONE Original Android Development] Taskman:
This week most likely more than that no one really knows.

If you want to do the same process but manually (no difference apart from you pressing the buttons) you can do as below

Downloaded on the phone (http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/0...s-rolling-out-to-devices/#manual-installation)

Go into Settings -> About Phone -> Tapped on 'Build Number' a few times until it said 'You are now a developer!' then went back to 'Settings' and selected 'Developer Options' (at the bottom) and checked the 'Advanced reboot' and went back to home screen, hold power off, selected reboot, then I selected 'Recovery'

On reboot - it now goes into Recovery and you can there click down (volume buttons) and select 'Apply update' and make sure you (carefully) swipe one time to the right so you can see the options 'Apply from ADB' and 'Choose from internal storage'

Select 'Choose from Internal Storage'

If you downloaded it just via the web from the phone the .zip file should be located in 0\Download\ and then it should be called cm-bacon-d22b777afa-to-0428073396-signed.zip and just select that (swipe right) and it should update without any issues.

All previous data and settings on the phone are still there after this way of updating and no need to wipe anything, but make sure when update is down to 'Wipe cache partition' so the installation files doesn't take up unneeded space on your phone.
[ONE Original Android Development] Naddict:
Passing through...cleaning off topic...be nice in here or get out...:o
[ONE Original Android Development] Bhups:
BLOODY HELL!

Followed this and LOST EVERYTHING on internal storage.

Thought it would only do the system/data etc wipes/installs.
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
A factory reset wipes

all user data

.

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[ONE Original Android Development] Bhups:
I iz jus a bit fik init.
[ONE Original Android Development] 00negative:
Just download the update and install it using the stock recovery. It's really easy no need to root or install a custom recovery
[ONE Original Android Development] Ky0sHiR0:
Hi again all,

I went back to 25R but I'm missing one improvement(?) I set my lcd.density to 420 and everything except app drawer is okay. I still see only 4 coloumns of apps :( at the newest version i got more apps per one page in app drawer :( Should I move to the newest version agian ?
[ONE Original Android Development] Sheeezy:
How about only updating trebuchet launcher ?
[ONE Original Android Development] Ky0sHiR0:
How Can I do that?
[ONE Original Android Development] jarjar124:
Grab the apk or backup trebuchet before reverting
[ONE Original Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
[MENTION=349021]Bhups[/MENTION]

You have your teminology slightly confused. A factory reset does not wipe all phone/storage data (which is what happened here).

Fastboot flashing a userdata.img will wipe all phone/storage data (this is the same as manually formatting "Internal Storage" in TWRP or using the "Format Data" button in the Factory Reset menu--the one where you actually have to type "yes" to proceed)).

"Factory Reset" means you're wiping /data without wiping /data/media (which is where all your files are stored). This is extremely common and very safe, and this is what it means when we say "do a clean flash".

fastboot flashing userdata.img (which is what happens if you follow the OP's guide) completely rewrites they entire partition. There is no chance of recovery, there is no selective wiping, you are literally erasing that partition and filling it in with something new.

I would not want anyone going forward to think that pressing "Factory Reset" in TWRP will wipe their entire internal storage.

The OP's guide is really meant for people who want to change their Chinese ColorOS devices to CM11S, or those who want to start factory fresh. If all you want to do is go back to the factory stock ROM, just use Calkulin's premade stock zip and flash in Recovery like normal. This is overkill.
[ONE Original Android Development] dknotty:
I've just had the ota upgrade!
[ONE Original Android Development] jahrule:
The 30o one that has been out or a new one?
[ONE Original Android Development] dknotty:
I'm now on 3.4.0
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
3.4 what?

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[ONE Original Android Development] danyvw:
^ +1

Sent from my Oneplus One
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
I think kernel version:

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[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
Yeah but we've been on the 3.4 kernel the whole time, that hasn't changed.

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[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
Yep, I think he looked at the wrong line by mistake. Or he didn't know which one to look for.

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[ONE Original Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
:P
[ONE Original Android Development] anilrawal:
Issue with outgoing call

I am on the latest update and after update I have this strange issue.

I can make outgoing call but can not hear anything on my side, it is totally silent the other party can hear everything, however it works totally fine with speaker. Inbound call are fine.

Any suggestions ?
[ONE Original Android Development] mr pnut:
You still running 4.4.2 the update brings it to 4.4.4.
[ONE Original Android Development] dknotty:
Yup, that's what I did.

I'm just not cyanogenmod mod 30o
[ONE Original Android Development] Danhoff1:
Just updated my phone manual tot 25 with this and immidiatly after the first boot an software update to 30. Thats why i love cyanogenmod!!! No bugs at all so far. Great job!!
[ONE Original Android Development] Ky0sHiR0:
I updated my Phone to 25R version clear install but when i left Phone for a night i saw this. Google Services ate my battery so much. How Can I solve this.? I was losing 1% per host at night. I dont see Google Services ate in greenify...

Nevermind i found solution here i think:

http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/guide-google-play-services-battery-t2832525
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
I know, but its not related to the post I quoted in any way.

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[ONE Original Android Development] danyvw:
Did you do the volume mod by any chance? I had the same problem, reverting to the stock mixer_path.xml solved the problem.

Sent from my Oneplus One
[ONE Original Android Development] CAR1977:
My phone is rooted with TRWP, . I am on the stock rom.*When I update my apps through the play store, certain apps like Facebook, Twitter, Pulse news reader and Flixter won't update and I get the insufficient Storage warning, I had xposed installed but uninstalled it and flashed Caulkins stock rom over so that every trace of xposed would be overwritten. But still same error message. I have the 64gb Sandstone Black model, global version and I have about 40GB of free storage left. I restored my (non system) apps and data with Titanium Backup. I am wondering if that could be the culprit. New apps I can install without a problem, and most of my restored apps will update just fine. So, I am confused why certain apps will give me this issue. I have over 200 apps installed and really don't want to install them one by one. Does anybody else have this issue? I searched everywhere but could not find anything, hence my post here.*

Any help is appreciated.*

Thank you
[ONE Original Android Development] Vonnegut:
News...from Kondik.

Just a quick update on the power issue in 30O..

Two issues that ended up in the build were identified and fixed. They weren't affecting everyone and were subject to hardware variations and timing, but our engineers worked quickly to get them resolved. The first issue was a very low-level system bus problem, while the second was a problem with how the proximity sensor is used to prevent false unlocks from gestures and double taps. We pride ourselves in the performance and low power consumption of 11S, and after these fixes our lab tests show improved numbers vs. 25R! This will go out as a small hotfix as soon as it's approved. Additionally, we are preparing another update in parallel that brings a few new features, a beautified lock screen, audio enhancements, polish on the new features in 30O, and of course bug fixes.

Both of these new builds are in the final testing and approval phases. I can't give any ETA because we are subject to third parties, but you should see the power hotfix in the next couple of days with the bigger update right on it's heels.

To ensure this doesn't happen again, we are bulking up our automated test systems to cover more cases, more often. Being a startup is both a blessing and a curse- while we can move fast on issues and updates, we are still building our automation and infrastructure. We depend on your feedback to tell us what we're doing right, as well as wrong! Additionally, we are working hard to reduce the time between updates even further so that they are more manageable.

Hang in there for just a bit and that unkillable battery will make a triumphant return.

Source: https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/updates.89185/
[ONE Original Android Development] stryker09:
Just got mine today. Compared to my N5 the OPO seems to have far worse signal reception. Been getting E to no lines at all where my N5 would be H+/LTE.

Potential radio issue here?
[ONE Original Android Development] anilrawal:
I only have stock, no mods.
[ONE Original Android Development] Gold_Bishop:
Is it possible to just flash the zip file via TWRP?

Thanks for the help and all the best

GB
[ONE Original Android Development] 00negative:
No
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
There is a zip you can just flash through TWRP, check this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=54806814

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[ONE Original Android Development] sahilkhurana:
I have also seen poorer reception as compared to my old phone which was LG Optimus G Pro
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
Where do you live and where did you buy the Oneplus? Resellers sell the chinese version of the Oneplus which supports less frequencies compared to the global version. Using a chinese One in for example USA would explain your reception problems, because the chinese version miss LTE band 4, 17, 38 and 40, and also miss the WCDMA band 4 which are used in the USA.

Check this for the chinese version's freqs: http://www.oneplus.cn/yijiashouji/spec

Check this for the global version's freqs: http://oneplus.net/uk/one#specifications

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[ONE Original Android Development] Gormsen:
I also have the N5, but compares to that I'm experiencing better signal reception on the OPO :)
[ONE Original Android Development] irrelephant:
Check the apn. I changed mind from the tmobile Lte one to the tmobile Lte ipv6 and my signal improved drastically.
[ONE Original Android Development] dknotty:
Me too, definitely worse on the opo than my old S4.
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
Check post #307 and #305.

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[ONE Original Android Development] dknotty:
Hard to miss those posts ;)

Changed to 3g preferred from LTE and will report on how that goes.
[ONE Original Android Development] toge64:
are cyanogen aware of the new headset bug in their latest audio commits?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=54867826&postcount=1645
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
Very likely they are, thanks to franco: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=54827322&postcount=1451
[ONE Original Android Development] malaeum:
Restoration of Factory Image Failing

I'm trying to reset my OPO back to the factory stock image. During the flashing of system I am getting an error saying "FAILED (remote: data too large)". I have grabbed the recovery file directly from https://cyngn.com/products/oneplusone/ and the md5sum matches. I have searched the forum (and this thread) and haven't seen anyone else reporting this issue... Any ideas on what could be causing it and/or how to resolve it would be greatly appreciated.

Output from the process below:

fastboot update -w cm-11.0-XNPH25R-bacon-signed-fastboot.zip
archive does not contain 'boot.sig'
archive does not contain 'recovery.sig'
archive does not contain 'system.sig'
--------------------------------------------
Bootloader Version...:
Baseband Version.....:
Serial Number........: 1b8dabf0
--------------------------------------------
checking product...
OKAY [ 0.003s]
sending 'boot' (5798 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.186s]
writing 'boot'...
OKAY [ 0.095s]
sending 'recovery' (7492 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.239s]
writing 'recovery'...
OKAY [ 0.125s]
erasing 'system'...
OKAY [ 0.034s]
sending 'system' (765700 KB)...
FAILED (remote: data too large)
finished. total time: 0.700s
[ONE Original Android Development] 00negative:
You might try to download the file again. I had issues too, even with matching md5s, but the second download flashed fine.

You could also try to fastboot flash each file and see which if any give you issues.
[ONE Original Android Development] malaeum:
With MD5's matching I worry when we get different results... But I would have tried it. You had a great idea of flashing all the components individually, I did that while poking around at this moments ago and that worked well. I flash everything except the 64gb user data part and everything seems good to go.
[ONE Original Android Development] hedsick:
If you are getting this, you likely need a newer fastboot.

I was getting this and after updating my adb and fastboot binaries, it worked as designed.
[ONE Original Android Development] malaeum:
That makes perfect sense. I was worried I had some minor hardware revision or something but couldn't find any evidence. I was using the current Android tools in Ubuntu but I'll update them tomorrow.

Thanks for the help and solving the mystery of what the heck was going on. I felt stupid but after finding out the root cause, I don't feel like such an idiot.
[ONE Original Android Development] Ky0sHiR0:
After updating to CM30O I dont have new icons (e.g. hangouts) and i got one update only (incremental).

Any solutions ?
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
How many other updates would you like to get? :) 30O is the latest update with a small incremental following it. The battery drain fix and other fixes are soon to be released, but not released yet to OTA. As far as I know it is only a matter of days till the new updates come. And AFAIK its all incremental, so you need to be on 30O and update the small incrementel too, to be able to recieve the further updates that is going to come soon.
[ONE Original Android Development] adlx.xda:
I've read you can get this error if you are not using the latest Android SDK. so maybe you can try to download the latest Android SDK and try again with this fastboot.
[ONE Original Android Development] ak:
I had a battle with the same error a week ago.

For me the only solution will be flash the image from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/development/toolbox-oneplus-one-toolbox-t2808987

and then install the incremental updates from ota.
[ONE Original Android Development] r8zer:
Wifi blocks incoming calls and sms!! - BUG????

Hi

Im having a strange issue that i only just noticed and was wondering if others are having the same problem.

It seems when i am connected to either 5ghz wifi AC or Wifi 2.5gz N,

My phone refuses to accept incoming calls, will call out just fine but will not let me receive.

when I turn wifi off calls come through OK, Just wondering if there is someone who can help.

Update - I have re-flashed both kernel to stock - same wifi being on blocks incoming calls.

I have re-flashed the ROM - again, same issue Wifi seems to interfere with incoming calls and sms. -- Will not receive anything until I disable wifi??

I have also just booted into Safe Mode and the same problem still exists - Wifi is blocking incoming calls, but i can send sms and calls while being on wifi.

Is this a Bug!!! should I report this to CM - could some one else please try this process.

I have also checked and double checked my APN settings and they are correct.

Will do a complete factory reset and see if problem still exists.

UPDATE 2

This has to be a bug I have factory fastboot.zip'd back to XNPH22R

and the wifi bug is still there!

Thankyou in advance
[ONE Original Android Development] liver20:
Is possible flash XNPH25R without format internal memory ?
[ONE Original Android Development] r8zer:
Hi yer I saw someone in the forums release a flashable zip file in the development section.
[ONE Original Android Development] ak:
i have test with crdroid 5.1 + ak kernel and i dont have problem with incoming call when wifi is on.
[ONE Original Android Development] r8zer:
This is weird then I do not understand whats going on,

phone will not let calls through while on wifi, could you try one more thing for me make sure your on wifi screen is off for at least 5 minutes then re-try.

Many thanks Ak i appreciate your expertise.
[ONE Original Android Development] dictionary:
What about 2.4ghz WiFi G? [MENTION=1036857]r8zer[/MENTION]
[ONE Original Android Development] r8zer:
Hi

Yes same result on wifi phone refuses to accept or acknowledge any calls.

as soon as i disable wifi and I am on network data phone works fine receiving calls.

it leaving me all confused
[ONE Original Android Development] dictionary:
It's either an app you have installed, or hardware. I have no trouble on Wi-Fi receiving calls.

Actually, can you go into phone, then settings, then check your sip settings, and if the line below is only for internet calls
[ONE Original Android Development] r8zer:
yer, only for inter is in phone settings,

It can not be an app as I have completely wiped my phone and started from scratch.

I dont think its hardware as phone works and receives on netwotk data.

Plus i can still make calls and send sms while on wifi.

---------- Post added at 05:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:20 PM ----------

hi I have also found the same thing happens on the nexus 5 for users.

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/nexus/3gVF5Dm-yG0

this is exactly the same problem.?
[ONE Original Android Development] r8zer:
right a few more confusing things, I turn mobile data off as well and just have mobile signal phone sometimes receives call sometimes not. again turned flight mode on and off.

Then tried mobile data only - and calls went through fine

Then tried mobile data off and just WiFi only - did not not work - then did - airplane mode off then on again same setup - calls went through.

then mobile data and WiFi together - not working LTE recommended setting

Then mobile data + wifi +2G mode = calls going through with consistent results. / from time to time again sleep mode stops calls going through. do believe maybe blacklist blocking legit calls.

Then mobile data + wifi+3G mode = / from time to time 1st call wont go through when in sleep mode, but in deep sleep calls will not connect. Also even though contacts in my list blacklist was blocking calls disabled that and still get issues in deep sleep dropping initial call.

Will see if I get some constant results.
[ONE Original Android Development] spacemanvt:
Seems like the latest nightly fixed my crippling touchscreen issue. where it would randomly stop responding to input.

thanks guys! :)
[ONE Original Android Development] Setting.Out:
I've had no real issues, a few touch lags, other small lags.. but no problems with calls, volumes or anything else reported.. Not even one app crash. I'm loving this phone, and a big THANKS to the CyanogenMod team for all their work on this. ;)

Sent from my OnePlus ONE
[ONE Original Android Development] Birdsfan:
Wake me up when the update is out. I'm in Disney on vacation and twice this week the screen has frozen and will not respond even after multiple reboots of the phone. Thank goodness I packed my Nexus 5 just in case. I get there will be bugs but with full access to the hardware, kernel, etc. I would not expect these kinds of bug that make the phone unusable.
[ONE Original Android Development] Castore:
What I can't understand is, they know that there's a bug, a very big bug and, we are talking about a "dev phone"

But what are you testing? Put the OTA, solve the bug, we all test it together. Why are you spending so much time testing?

And, if you test so much ok, but after all this test I can't have an official rom with a battery drain problem, added in the new OTA.

Release quickly, you are Cyanogenmod and we all know how to flash.
[ONE Original Android Development] luminouche:
Speak for yourself.

Many users are buying OPO for its price, and won't root, change rom...
[ONE Original Android Development] Castore:
Really? Do you really think that someone go for an invite, buy an OPO only for its price?

But, assume that is right, test your rom but you can't release a rom with a battery drain, the phone is out from April and you still don't have a solid rom with no major issues.

So, you know about a big problem and test the fix?

Xiaomi is a best buy but, they release a rom every week so, why I have to use a phone with a huge problem with a fix just done but still not released?

I can add, why don't they release a fix for who can flash it? I would appreciate to have the problem fixed and help dev in order to test it.
[ONE Original Android Development] luminouche:
Steve Kondik said :

I can't give any ETA because we are subject to third parties, but you should see the power hotfix in the next couple of days with the bigger update right on it's heels.

Third parties, deal with it.
[ONE Original Android Development] hughfollett:
They have to wait for Google to check the ota before they can release it AFAIK
[ONE Original Android Development] Castore:
Really? Why?

But, if it's a Google problem I have to shut up myself but, they can still release a fix for who can flash it no?

We all could be beta tester. Everyone writing here is a potential beta tester and they can avoid another crappy release.

Am I missing something?
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
Yep, you can beta test with cm nighlty.
[ONE Original Android Development] SergioTeddy:
If you want a quick fix go for nightlies
[ONE Original Android Development] Castore:
No, you're wrong because they decided to close some part of the rom.

So, no audio improvement (for example, my piston hearphone are not recognized), lock screen is different, camera is different ecc ecc.

Since they've decided to split the roms, we don't have nothing but wait or accept a rom with some lack of feature.
[ONE Original Android Development] SergioTeddy:
You only loose some apps

Camera

Audio fx

Lockscreen

But you can install them after. There are treads explaining.
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
Its not the same but most bugs and fixes come first in nightly.
[ONE Original Android Development] Castore:
Yes, of course.

But the point is. Is OPO a finished phone, ready to be sold or a dev phone?

If is finished, the official rom is definitely too crappy.

If it's a dev phone, the rom could be good enough but you can't be so slow putting out the fix.

We now have a bug introduced by an OTA update, with a fix just done and the answer is "wait or install Cyanogenmod nightly?"
[ONE Original Android Development] dictionary:
It's simple actually.

OPO ships with Google apps therefore any ROM released, even a hotfix, has to pass through Google first. That delays things considerably.

Xiaomi doesn't have Google apps, so they can update whenever they want.

I'm sure if cm didn't have that restriction we would have had both the drain fix, and the touchscreen work around by now