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[ONE General] erikieperikie:
[MENTION=4153349]Heisenberg[/MENTION], thanks for your awesome overview of steps to take. Very handy for both noobs and experienced users that simply don't know all the steps to take by heart. I suggest you add a guide for Titanium Backup: how to backup and/or restore all data, parts of it and when is it necessary. E.g. when performing a full data wipe (which shouldn't be done by default), then some additional steps are needed. I suggest this, because this thread contains multiple questions and answers about TB, so adding it to first post can potentially be useful for many. There's got to be some nice TB guide somewhere on XDA, maybe even specifically for OnePlus One, that you can link to.
[ONE General] Betoqp:
Does anyone know reasons why a PC wouldn't detect my device through adb?

I installed the SDK tools as directed, adb version returns the adb version, but when I plug my phone and run adb devices it returns "List of devices attached" and nothing else (that is, the list is blank).

Developer options are ON, with the Android debugging option ON. There is also a notification on the phone that says "USB debbuging connected". On My PC, the device appears as A0001. I've tried switching Android debugging OFF and back ON to no avail.

Should I install any other Tools? I have Android SDK Tools, Android SDK Platform-tools and Extras>Android Support Repository (there was no option for Android Support Library so I supposed this was it, perhaps I was wrong).

PC running Win10.

My phone's info is:

Android version 6.0.1

Cyanogen OS version 13.1.1-ZNH2KAS2X1-bacon

CyanogenMod API level Elderberry (5)

Android security patch level August 1, 2016

Baseband version DI.3.0.c6-00241-M8974AAAAANAZM-1

Kernel version 3.4.110-cyanogenmod-ge6be560

Build number MHC19Q

SELinux status Enforcing

EDIT: found the fix! Tagging: device not found, adb devices, adb device list, device not recognized.

If your device isn't being recognized by adb, do the following:

Open Android SDK Manager (on C:/SDK)

Install Tools>Android SDK Build-tools

Install Extras> Google USB Driver

Then (found here)

Connect your device with Android Debugging enabled to your PC

Open Device Manager of Windows from System Properties.

Your device should appear under 'Other devices' listed as something like 'Android ADB Interface' or 'Android Phone' or similar. Right click that and click on 'Update Driver Software...'

Select 'Browse my computer for driver software'

Select 'Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer'

Double-click 'Show all devices'

Press the 'Have disk' button

Browse and navigate to [wherever your SDK has been installed]/extras/google/google-usb_driver and select android_winusb.inf

Select 'Android ADB Interface' from the list of device types.

Press the 'Yes' button

Press the 'Install' button

Press the 'Close' button

Now you've got the ADB driver set up correctly. Reconnect your device if it doesn't recognize it already.
[ONE General] gd6noob:
This worked flawlessly..

just a note for those who want TWRP again.. go into developer mode and turn off CM Recovery update before flashing twrp in fastboot...
[ONE General] PowerLUser:
Worked flawlessly, Mate.

Kudos
[ONE General] Ashok123:
plzz help me i flashed cm 11 XNPH05Q in fastboot... but i am not getting any mobile single plz help me
[ONE General] R-2-D-2:
Download flashtool, and YouTube can Do all from The Toolkit.....

Gesendet von meinem A0001 mit Tapatalk
[ONE General] tejaskadaskar:
I think you have corrupted your efs partion..Check if you have got your imei no in about phone settings tab. If don't fine your imei no then for sure your cell is dead.
[ONE General] Ashok123:
Yes i have imei number i have a network problem in only cm 11 rom plzz help me
[ONE General] superiscch:
Doesn't work for me :/ Did work in the past but now neither my OPO nor my OP3 are recognized :(

Any idea?

I get this:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools>fastboot devices

C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools>

Tried to reinstall SDK and ADB, nothing helped :(
[ONE General] Mr hOaX:
The possible reason for this is that drivers are not installed properly.

Re-install samsung drivers for OPO

http://www.technobuzz.net/install-oneplus-one-usb-drivers-windows/
[ONE General] superiscch:
The problem seems to be with Windows 10 drivers. Check other topic...
[ONE General] Daniol71:
What's the recommended upgrade path from CyanogenMod 12.1 to the latest official COS? I'm on Sultan's CM 12.1 build, is it better to flash the CM 13 build (no need for instructions) and then flash COS 13 or go straight from CM 12.1 to COS 12.1?

I'm not asking for any help with instructions, just which order is best/smoothest. I guess a clean install will be in order (ugh).
[ONE General] ichigo696:
Clean flash from custom roms it's the best option in order to avoid issues
[ONE General] prasad.kadakambil:
Is there any one click root Android application that works for cos 13.1.2 OPO? I've tried KingRoot, KingoRoot, iroot etc.. no good.
[ONE General] Spannaa:
No, just use the SuperSU zip - it's safe and it works.
[ONE General] prasad.kadakambil:
Laptop is busted :crying:
[ONE General] Spannaa:
Why do you need a laptop?

Just download the SuperSU zip to your phone, boot into TWRP and flash it.
[ONE General] prasad.kadakambil:
Don't have TWRP. Only cwm recovery.
[ONE General] Spannaa:
Didn't think anyone still used CWM recovery on the OPO.

Can't you flash the SuperSU zip via CWM?
[ONE General] prasad.kadakambil:
That'll root the phone?
[ONE General] Spannaa:
Yes, what did you think if would do?
[ONE General] Smartphonz:
Hello folks,

I'm on Android version 6.0.1 (Cyanogen OS version 13.1.2ZNH2KAS3PO-BACON). I am running a stock OnePlusOne. I would like to know if it's worth the trouble for me to try and upgrade to LineageOS for Nougat. I'm not really keen or knowledgeable with ABD stuff (and it concerns me that the instructions seem so dated). If so, do you need to root the phone or can you get away with unlocking the boot loader and then installing TWRP and then on to LineageOS and Gapps. I really don't want to root it because I hear it gives you problems with bank apps, etc. I've seen a lot of conflicting things regarding the update and I'm concerned since this is my daily driver and I have no spare. I would appreciate the input. Thanks
[ONE General] ichigo696:
I suggest you to update only if you really need it. LOS builds are pre-rooted and you have to use suhide and root switch in order to bypass safety net and to run bank apps, android pay and other payment stuff
[ONE General] kmarc33:
ummm, nope, from:

http://lineageos.org/Update-and-Build-Prep/

"We will NOT be shipping root baked into the ROM.

Root will be a downloadable zip based install similar to gapps installation (only need to flash it once)."
[ONE General] ichigo696:
I wasn't talking about official LOS build, 'cause there are only unofficial builds for bacon right now and the most important and most stable of them are pre-rooted

Edit: seen now there's an official nightly build for bacon, sorry for the mistake.
[ONE General] Tarrko:
SDK Manager won't start

Hi!

I just started the process of flashing a custom rom on my opo but I'm stuck at starting SDK Manager. When i try to run it, command prompt appears and says "file not found" and a can't seem to do anything about it.

Do you have any suggestions?

Thank you!
[ONE General] Anghirrim:
You mean, you've installed the sdk manager, but can't open it to install the platform-tools? Correct?
[ONE General] Tarrko:
No it is not installed, I did a 2 hour google session to fix the problem so i don't get the "file not found" error but when I try to install sdk manager, it does nothing a window shows up on the screen for like 1sec and thats it. Googled this too but I found nothing.
[ONE General] Anghirrim:
Are you under Windows or Linux?

Do you have administrator/root rights?
[ONE General] Tarrko:
Im on windows and I tried as an administrator and as a user also.
[ONE General] tejaskadaskar:
Find sdk minimal for opo root on internet.
[ONE General] Spannaa:
Just use 15 seconds ADB Installer v1.4.3 from XDA ;)
[ONE General] Anghirrim:
That was my next proposal. :good:
[ONE General] Spannaa:
Yep, much easier than downloading and installing the massive SDK if you only need adb, fastboot and drivers :)
[ONE General] Tarrko:
Hi!

I have finally overcome the issue thanks! But now I installed TWRP in theory but my phone won't open it. It opens the stock recovery.

I tried to boot into twrp before booting into android mut it does not work. What should I do?
[ONE General] Spannaa:
Read section #2 from the first post of this thread again carefully, especially the first and last paragraphs - it work if you do it right ;)
[ONE General] Tarrko:
I did for like 10times. I did everything as it says so but I can't boot into TWRP. Only stock recovery open up no matter how I try...
[ONE General] Spannaa:
If you're sure you've done everything correctly then I don't know...
[ONE General] Anghirrim:
Can you try "fastboot reboot" while holding the volume down key (just after you've flashed your custom recovery using fastboot)?
[ONE General] roygush:
Thanks, great guide!

However, after flashing TWRP, Im trying to access it using power+vol down and it just shows me the OPO logo and then a black screen, nothing happens afterwards.

Any thoughts?
[ONE General] Anghirrim:
Did you flash the right version of twrp?
[ONE General] djanthony93:
I'm unable to boot my phone into the system and I can only access TWRP, when I plugged my phone in Recovery Windows installed the device as A0001 so I installed the adb and fastboot drivers but my device won't be recognized using "fastboot devices" from cmd. There's two guide in this section of the forum and I followed all steps.
[ONE General] Anghirrim:
You don't have to be under TWRP but fastboot mode to be detected by fastboot.

If it still does not work, then check your drivers.

By the way, you only need twrp to sideload a zip rom and flash it (just save your data first).
[ONE General] zgmf-x322a:
Hi, simple question, if i have unlocked the bootloader, will i have problems if i lock it back?
[ONE General] fredfredfredfr:
I have downloaded and extracted this file and there is no exe called "SDK Manager.exe". Only mksdcard.exe and emulator.exe. I downloaded the zip, "sdk-tool-windows-3859397.zip" and hash code checked out.
[ONE General] david72262:
They changed it some time I ran into the same problem last month when I had to install it on a friend's computer because I didn't have my computer handy and my phone crashed I had to wind up downloading the whole Windows platform
[ONE General] fredfredfredfr:
What are you saying the solution here is?

Btw, this guide should be updated.
[ONE General] david72262:
Use the windows installer on the android SDK download page. Its a huge file but worked for me last month to get it set up on a friends computer I had to use when mine was a few hundred miles away and I lost twrp.
[ONE General] se7enlyn:
[MENTION=8963456]flonni[/MENTION]

do you still need help with TWRP? see post #1077 by david. you gotta download android studio and fastboot flash twrp
[ONE General] Spannaa:
You don't need to install Android Studio if all you want to do is use fastboot & adb - use the 15 seconds ADB Installer v1.4.3 and save yourself loads of diskspace ?
[ONE General] bravolix:
hello heisenburg! my problem is, i've wiped my complete device including the os. and (power+volume down) menu doesn't appear. but fastboot function works fine. i've already done the no. 1 on the above list. could you please tell me what should i do to recover my phone.
[ONE General] Spannaa:
You wiped everything so you'll need to start again from scratch.

If, as you say, fastboot works then just follow section 8 from post #1: How To Flash The Cyanogen OS Fastboot Images.
[ONE General] abysstheking:
Hello everybody.

I have been on a S8 for the last one year, but felt tempered to come back to my 1+1 because my wife's 1+6 made me super nostalgic. but here's my problem (something that was highlighted a couple of pages back as well):

My phone has lost its root privileges (I must have done something that I do not remember now!)

I tried to root it again, but the world seems to have changed significantly since I last rooted a phone. The SDK zip has a lot of files missing, and I ended up installing Android Studio hoping that'll do the trick.

Now I have Android Studio, but I am still unable to locate the whereabouts of my SDK files.

Can someone help me with understanding exactly what I need to be doing after I install Android Studio (even better if someone can help me with the link to the zip that has the correct sdk folders).

Thanks.
[ONE General] Spannaa:
Don't bother with the SDK, just use the 15 seconds ADB Installer - it's a much smaller download containing only the files you need.
[ONE General] Ajay006:
How to switch from stable to open beta in one plus 6?
[ONE General] Spannaa:
I'd ask in the OnePlus 6 forum rather than here in OnePlus One ?
[ONE General] Gennadiii:
Hi! Does anyone have Lollipop firmware for the OPO? The one from the original post doesn't have any mirrors to download.

> To update from KitKat to Lollipop download the YOG4PAS1N0 firmware zip here:

> cm-12.1-YOG4PAS1N0-bacon-firmwareonly-fastboot.zip

Thanks!
[ONE General] Spannaa:
The link in that post still works, but there was only one mirror when I checked it just now.

Keep trying as AFH mirrors come and go but, if you can't download it, grab the corresponding fastboot zip from here: Mirrors for official Cyanogen roms and OTA updates and fastboot flash what you want from it.
[ONE General] byrdgame:
Super easy but I need to unlock sim Please help
[ONE General] david72262:
Hey do you remember what twrp works with the last cm 13.1.2 in your closed thread was thinking of taking bacon out and going down memory lane. Currently on twrp 3.3.1-k1 with posp 13.1 pie. It's easy to update, harder to remember 4 years ago.
[ONE General] Spannaa:
I can't remember either but I uploaded cm-13.1.2-ZNH2KAS3P0-bacon-signed.zip on August 27th 2016 so I guess the latest TWRP before that would be the first to try - it's twrp-3.0.2-0-bacon.img released on April 4th 2016
[ONE General] david72262:
2.8.6.0 unofficial worked and the latest k2 or 3 I think it was worked too. Took a walk down memory lane. Back to pie and in the drawer.
[ONE General] papperlapapp:
Thank you for your guide.

A question about the EFS.

Is mmcblk0p10 and mmcblk0p11 the correct block device for all Android devices or does it differ from brand to brand? I´d like to backup the EFS on a Motorola device and am unsure about the correct block device.

Thanks.
[ONE General] Spannaa:
It differs from brand to brand and even from device to device of the same brand.
[ONE General] Stealyourface:
Anybody know how to solve this?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=54833425&postcount=77
[ONE General] iperryt:
I can't help you with that but only remain that there is a reason people make backups. It is really easy to jump from stock to custom and back....
[ONE General] Stealyourface:
Can't make a backup if it won't even boot because of no system though... Had a friend follow this guide (not the one I linked to) and resulted in this same problem. Was stock 30o and had baseband issues and wanted to rollback. Therefore no backup. And now it's just a phone with no OS.
[ONE General] iperryt:
I know what you mean. I only said that you need to make backup before you update the phone so you can go back quickly without problems. Its a tip for the future...
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You can unlock the bootloader using the 'fastboot oem unlock' command on the 30O build. You don't need any toolkit.

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[ONE General] Heisenberg:
The point of making a backup is to do it before you make any changes or try something new. Just adb push a ROM to your phone and flash it through TWRP.

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[ONE General] Stealyourface:
I know that. He did not. My phone is fine as you can see from my tapatalk sig. Told him to do that. Tossed an error that it couldn't mount system.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Ok, but why are you asking here instead of him? I was assuming that you were having the same issue because you were asking the question. I read the post, not the signature.

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[ONE General] Stealyourface:
He's not keen on forum sites. I quoted the post because that guy is also having the same issue so I thought I could get an answer for both of them is all. And I tried helping him myself before posting believe me. But I am stumped.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
He's going to have to get keen on forum sites if he wants to mod his phone, and get help when something goes wrong. No offense to you, but I refuse to help someone who won't get online themself and make an effort.

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[ONE General] Stealyourface:
Little harsh. But understandable. Well hopefully the guy I quoted will get some help that will help out my friend as well... Otherwise I'll try to drag him here. Thanks anyway.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
I don't see that as harsh, it's fair. If I'm going to take time out of my day to try to help someone the absolute least they can do is make an effort and post themselves. It's a two way thing, both parties need to work at it. Him saying he doesn't want to get online but still expect his problem to be fixed is unfair.

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[ONE General] Stealyourface:
Okay now I see where you're coming from. I can agree with that.
[ONE General] rdar_93:
[MENTION=4153349]timmaaa[/MENTION] whuddup bruh?

Just popping in to ask if this unlocking the bootloader process works on the 4.4.4 (30O) update that we received a short while ago
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Sure does.

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[ONE General] Dazm:
Alright, so I followed the steps in the guide (using the lightweight adb), and I succesfully unlocked the bootloader. After going to the next part, with the zip, things went wrong. I unpacked the zip, did all the command lines things like the guide said, and rebooted. Now I'm stuck on the boot screen (that's what you call it? It has the 1+ logo and powered by android below it) and it doesn't go anywhere from there. Any idea what went wrong, and how to fix it? The cmd did not give any errors, but it did say archive does not contain boot, recovery and system.sig.

Any help would be much appreciated, just unboxed the poor thing.

Edit: I can still get into fastboot, so I suppose that's good. Factory resetting from the standard recovery (I didn't get to the custom recovery step yet) did not fix it.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Why did you flash the fastboot images though? From here you can just recover by flashing TWRP and then flashing a custom ROM or a recovery flashable version of the stock ROM.

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[ONE General] Dazm:
I was just following the steps in the guide (step 1, 2, 3), but I suppose I could have indeed thought of that myself. I'm now thinking that the issue might also be something with admin rights, as the .zip file definitely does contain the files the command window listed as unavailable.

Edit: My bad, it does not contain those files, as it asks for .sig, but has .img and such.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Those numbers aren't supposed to be taken in sequence, they're merely there for indexing purposes, to separate the different sections. Just flash TWRP and grab the recovery flashable version of CM11S and flash that, bingo, booting phone again.

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[ONE General] Dazm:
Thanks for the help. I'll do that now, and edit this post once it's done. I guess it was a little stupid of me to see it that way, it just seemed to make sense somehow. First unlock the bootloader, do the update, get the recovery, make a backup, root that update. I suppose I should have seen that making a backup would come BEFORE doing any updates.

Well, I'm not sure things are getting any better. I did as you said, and put the zip file on the internal memory with adb from the custom recovery. I then installed it, and I think it did, but it said unable to mount /cache. Rebooting the phone, I'm now stuck on the rotating cyanogen mod symbol.

Edit: I somehow forgot to do a factory reset. That seems to have brought it back to life. Thanks for the help, and sorry for the stupidity!
[ONE General] giakomoange:
Problem

Hi guys...i'm tried to flash factory image fastboot of release 30O (How To Flash The XNPH30O Fastboot Images)...when i issues the fastboot commands appears an error. Basically he tells me that I have the bootloader locked...But it is not true, I have it locked, I have the root and custom recovery :(
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
What does it say when you issue this command?

fastboot oem device-info

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[ONE General] giakomoange:
C:\adb>fastboot devices

C:\adb>fastboot devices
9a29c750 fastboot

C:\adb>fastboot oem device-info
...
(bootloader) Device tampered: true
(bootloader) Device unlocked: false
(bootloader) Charger screen enabled: false
OKAY [ 0.005s]
finished. total time: 0.005s

C:\adb>

After unlocking the bootloader with "fastboot oem unlock" the phone will reboot into recovery and do not normally...it is strange
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You might want to have a look in the thread that contains the other method for unlocking your bootloader (modifying the unlock and tamper bits).

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[ONE General] giakomoange:
Can u link me the thread please?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Go to my index thread in my signature, there's a link in that.

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[ONE General] marinespl:
I think in 1. how to unlock bootloader the notice should be the first line not the last. ;)
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
I think the position of the disclaimer is irrelevant because a user should always read a full tutorial before beginning anything.

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[ONE General] marinespl:
It doesn't hurt and will prevent many dissappointments. Why hinder?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
I'm not hindering anything. People can prevent their own disappointing by doing the smart thing and reading the whole tutorial before doing it, anyone with half a brain does that.

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[ONE General] marinespl:
As you said it is irrelevant please put it just above the instructions. It's my personal request. Pretty please. :)
[ONE General] mhxmhx:
Referring to op:

I've got to ask, because I am afraid of making the wrong move.

I am currently on 22R on a ( chinese) One that won't do OTA. Which would be the correct order ( taking into account I want to create a Nandroid Backup With TWRP Recovery)?

I'm guessing:

1. unlock bootloader

2. install TWRP

3. create backup

4. install a recovery flashable version of CM11S ( also, where can I find it? I looked here [ I am not able to post links, because i have under 10 posts] OnePlus One > ONE Original Android Development > CyanogenMod 11S, but no such thing)

But this is

taking in sequence the op
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
If you'd like a guide where there's a disclaimer at the top please feel free to write one up. This guide is staying the way it is unless I (the author) feel that any proposed change is going to benefit the reader.

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[ONE General] Heisenberg:
1. Unlock Bootloader.

2. Install TWRP.

3. Create backup.

4. You'll find flashable versions of CM11S in the General Section usually.

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[ONE General] roktheman97:
How do you remove bloatware from yout opo, with titanium backup? got it rooted
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Use a root enabled file explorer and navigate to /System/App, then manually remove whatever you want to remove, reboot, profit.

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[ONE General] nitinbhinge:
No ota updates

Dear sir,

now i am on version 11.0-xnph25r but it not able to get any updates on phone till now it says "system is up to date" its a chinese version phone...pre-loaded with cyanogenmod

please give me guidelines sir.......needed your help.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You can use Section 8 of the guide to flash the cm-11.0-XNPH33R fastboot images, that'll bring you up to the latest version. You'll need an unlocked bootloader to do this though, if you don't have an unlocked bootloader yet you can follow Section 1 of the guide.

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