yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Original Android Development] Savant:
Check your apps there misbehaving and check the kernel.

Sent from my OnePlus-One.
[ONE Original Android Development] AhmedFaiz:
Really nice touch to the lock screen on the dynamic colour changing of battery and weather icon. Running this 38r build smoothly.

OnePlus One/cm11s/Ak
[ONE Original Android Development] Fadawah:
I'm currently rocking Paranoid, but want to try something new. Do I need to follow the exact instructions from the front page or can I just wipe my phone and install it?
[ONE Original Android Development] Tunasty:
1. Wipe your phone

2. Flash the full 33r zip

3. 33r kernel

4. Reboot

5. Go back in recovery and flash the 38r zip.

6. Profit?

-Tunasty
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
Flashing the full 33R zip flashes the 33R kernel, so step 3 there is redundant.

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[ONE Original Android Development] Castore:
Flashed 33r using fastboot, flashed the upgrade to 38 using the 11s recovery but, google play services still drain the battery a lot.

The camera is still crappy compared to ColorOs one.

Have I done something wrong? I don't want to block services that don't needs to be blocked in any other rom.

How can I solve?

Thanks in advance.
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
You can very easily halt Google Play Services from consuming too much battery by using only the first section of this fix:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2832525

Google Play Services battery drain isn't isolated to CM11S, it happens on a multitude of ROMs.

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[ONE Original Android Development] Castore:
PA, Cyano nightly or M11, Slimkat and Miui doesn't have any google play services drain.

Miui drain a lot as a rom but, no google play specific drain.

This drain was introduced in the 33 update and, recognized, they've said us that it should be fixed in this update.

And what proposed is not a solution, after doing something like that, I've lost the face of my contact in gmail, for example.

Is really supposed, with an official rom, to foolow a guide like that?
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
I need to alter the guide, all you should really need to deny Google Play Services in Privacy Guard are Wake Up and Keep Awake, all other options should be ok to leave alone. Then your services should run as normal.

Just for informational purposes though, it doesn't matter if it's an official ROM or not, the problem lies with Google Play Services, not the ROM. If you do a bit of investigation you'll see this problem plaguing many different ROMs on many different devices.

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[ONE Original Android Development] Castore:
You are surely right! But, Cyano 11 nightly or M11 (that are the roms installed just before in my phone) doesn't have any drain.

This is an official rom so, they are supposed to ship a rom with an Higher quality, thinking that, the other rom done by the same team, hasn't this problem.
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
I think the fact that you don't suffer drain on CM11 is pure coincidence. CM11S and CM11 are essentially the same ROM. Plus, I've suffered Google Play Services battery drain on CM11.

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[ONE Original Android Development] Castore:
I trust you. I have drain only with 11s and always with 11s.

I've never had drain with any other rom.

The devs have recognized that they've introduced a drain but, if I'm not wrong, no fix was introduced.

This is a great phone, this rom is not good as the hardware.

Even the camera is crappy, a better camera (the app) make better photo than the stock one.

ColorOs has a camera that seems different hardware for quality, focus speed ecc ecc.

Really, disappointed. But Cm11 has a really better signal and audio quality compared with other roms.

Thanks for your time. I don't want to whine on this post.
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
I don't think you're whining, we all have our opinions. There are areas that could be improved, and they differ for each user.

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[ONE Original Android Development] adrianopedro:
Hello all,

Why to apply all the "flashes" if at the end you apply the entire zip?

I've just applied the last step

fastboot update -w cm-11.0-XNPH33R-bacon-signed-fastboot.zip

and got the stock with all userdata reset and sdcard formatted...

Can you explain?

Regards,

AP
[ONE Original Android Development] Theshawty:
All steps are there for a reason. Your fault if something bad happens now.
[ONE Original Android Development] adrianopedro:
I agree with you as long as you give me that reason. Otherwise I will keep my question.

I'm telling that I've made that step and only that step and everything is working fine, including receiving the 38R OTA update.

Regards,

AP
[ONE Original Android Development] Theshawty:
Does that zip you flashed contain EVERY file? As in modem, aboot, etc?
[ONE Original Android Development] adrianopedro:
Th zip that I'm talking about is the original from cyanogen and described in the procedure that I've made download from:

http://dist01.slc.cyngn.com/factory/bacon/cm-11.0-XNPH33R-bacon-signed-fastboot.zip
[ONE Original Android Development] minieod:
hmm...weird bug on 38r i am showing that started last night.

lockscreen is showing 2 unread messages in hangouts. but there aren't. i've cleared the apps cache.

confused here, anyone else seeing something similar?
[ONE Original Android Development] Danhoff1:
If your default app is NOT hangouts but the system Sms app you should probably 'read' them there again. If not, i cant help you
[ONE Original Android Development] minieod:
default is hangouts, i actually froze messages in titanium backup.

first time i've seen something like this, no clue how to clear it.
[ONE Original Android Development] Danhoff1:
Tried to unfroze messages app? Maybe thats whats blocking the action to mark the messages as read...
[ONE Original Android Development] minieod:
oddly, that worked. there was a text from last night - that i viewed on hangouts - that was coming up as unviewed in messages. odd

cool! thanks!
[ONE Original Android Development] Danhoff1:
Always a pleasure :)
[ONE Original Android Development] samflorin:
Well:

options:

-w erase userdata and cache (and format

if supported by partition type)
[ONE Original Android Development] adrianopedro:
That doesn't answer to may question.

I'm not asking why it does clean the phone (I also know how to do ''fastboot update --help'').

My question is: Why such a long procedure to install the stock rom if you can just do the last step to have it installed as I did?
[ONE Original Android Development] nags92:
Found a possible bug, vibration intensity when changed doesn't seem to make any difference.
[ONE Original Android Development] VeNuMuS:
Can any one else confirm this? I have some 1080p movies on my internal storage. Everytime i try and play these movies it plays the first 2 seconds then the speaker does this loud crack and the device shuts off. I've tried it about 10 times now with full wipes.
[ONE Original Android Development] geowolf1000:
With which player? default ?

Are you dallvik or art ?
[ONE Original Android Development] VeNuMuS:
Any player Default, MX, Vplayer all of them don't work. Im on dalvik .
[ONE Original Android Development] geowolf1000:
I just tranfer a sample of 1080p x264 mkv file

And play fine

Its sample

I can t transfer larger files than 2g to fat
[ONE Original Android Development] VeNuMuS:
Mine is about 1.6 gbs and its MP4
[ONE Original Android Development] dafonehacker:
Has anyone had any random reboots? I'm running stock non rooted 38r and the phone has rebooted two times while installing some big apps. Did a factory reset so this has to be a bug
[ONE Original Android Development] samflorin:
No issues here.
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
It doesn't have to be a bug at all. A factory reset doesn't confirm that. It's something to do with your setup out your phone.

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[ONE Original Android Development] dafonehacker:
Well, I flashed the factory image from 33r, took the official ota to 38r, did a factory reset and media wipe, installed some big games (asphalt 8,ganstar 4,...) and it just rebooted while it was downloading. So nothing wrong with my setup here. Remember, it's not rooted (ATM)

And however the phone is set up, it shouldn't do that if you are fully official. I could understand if I'd be undervolting, but stock? No
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
That still doesn't mean it's a bug with the software. If it was a bug with the software every single user would be experiencing the same. Your process of determining the fault is hardly scientific. It is possible that your problem is hardware related.

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[ONE Original Android Development] dafonehacker:
It happens rarely though. Haven't had it happen since then. I thought about it being hardware related, but that's very unlikely. Its not like it happens every hour. It's rare, that's why I asked if anyone else had it. And no, not every single user will experience a software bug. For example over at the Franco kernel thread, some people have wifi issues where their phone would reboot, and Franco himself said it was a bug in cm. I'm sure not everyone has experienced them (now that I think about it that could actually be the cause of my issue)

If a bug has to be reproduced by a series of very strange actions no-one ever does after one another, not everyone will experience it, but its still a bug.
[ONE Original Android Development] K Rich:
No problems here.

It seems like CyanogenMod taking their time with this release has paid off. I was using VanirAOSP (which has been the best ROM I've used) before flashing 38r, and was fully expecting to flash back to VanirAOSP, but I am very happy with 38r. Battery life has been awesome, it's very fluid, and has stock stability.
[ONE Original Android Development] shaker2k:
I totally agree with you on this. Right now I am running 38r from caulkin. Originally I just flashed it over my nandroid of 33r. I found a few bugs so I clean wiped, flashed caulkins 38r, monitored it for a few hours. Then installed my apps And Franco kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] bryancotton84:
Where is caulkins 38r version? It's still listed as 33r...
[ONE Original Android Development] shaker2k:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2898098
[ONE Original Android Development] jgcaap:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6qz5zgqg3f8pokp/MOV_0013.mp4?dl=0

Anyone getting these flickering?
[ONE Original Android Development] Setting.Out:
First, put the rom back to stock and then report if it happens.. I have never had ANY, I repeat, never had ANY of your issues you've had while using the same rom and same kernels.. Your setups are the issue, try in the future to fix your setup before you post issues that are user errors... And NO, I do not face "flickering" running stock or with AK's kernel..
[ONE Original Android Development] dafonehacker:
What is it with setup here? It's a bug and cm is aware of it AFAIK.
[ONE Original Android Development] dr.m0x:
Should have dropped the -w if you didn't want to wipe

Mmm bacon
[ONE Original Android Development] jgcaap:
Will do that test. completely stock now. The only difference is that I had before ak kernel. This was happening on other roms.. I done a clean install. I believe this is something on rom side. I have my debug ready to study it.

I don't believe is related to the setup as I only changed kernel values... That shouldn't create this flickering... But other users saying this is happening also... Just going to make the changes slowly to test well.
[ONE Original Android Development] bernard134:
Anyone encounter such issue on the latest 38R update?

When you pull down the notification bar and press sound icon then it will change to mute directly, instead of vibrate then mute. Then it will get stuck on Mute icon, only way to change to sound is tap and hold the mute icon to go into sound setting and change it back. Tried restart, wipe cache and shutdown and turn on and even switch back to default theme also doesn't fix this issue. OnePlus One is really a good phone but sadly its CM11S software is nowhere near commercial use standard.
[ONE Original Android Development] Setting.Out:
I can't reproduce this... I even loaded your setup in synapse and still no flickering.. It may be device related?? My phone never had ghost swipes, yellow banding or any other issue.. My only problem is the radio, but I'm sure that is hardware related..
[ONE Original Android Development] S M G:
Can anyone tell me what "cm-11.0-XNPH33R-bacon-boot-debuggable.img" is ? In what way is it different from the boot.img withing the XNPH33R factory image ?

UPDATE:

NWM: Flashed it and seems i now have ROOT on 33R
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
It's meant to go directly from sound to mute. Here's the cycle: mute > vibrate > sound > mute > vibrate > sound. As for it getting stuck, I don't have that problem. Did you flash from stock or did you use a modified updater?

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[ONE Original Android Development] indesisiv:
I have had mine get stuck once but it sorted itself out after a min or so.

I have changed the order of mine so i can't comment on that (settings - notification draw - quick settings panel - Sound modes)
[ONE Original Android Development] jgcaap:
can be... but i doubt it... since Gaming and videoplaying goes great... i'll try out default kernel for a while , will give around 3 days without flashing anything or rebooting. If things are good, i'll make a kernel and change only the values i want... if things still good is something else.

There are users also reporting this, saying that by removing disable Overlay it sorts this bug out since it forces GPU to work under 2D mode. So i presume is something related to ROM or a funtionality which has to be on the rom linked to the kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] tofuboi01:
Has anyone's hexo icons been broken? The 'square' icons only applied to few apps rather than the majority.

Any solution for this?
[ONE Original Android Development] djfoo000:
I'm getting them on nightly builds of CM11 as well, but the flickers sometimes are black, and only appears when scrolling, albeit randomly. It's always either at around the 1/3 or the 2/3 part of the screen, and the height of the flickering bar is always the same.
[ONE Original Android Development] jgcaap:
Go to Settings->Developer Options and check Disable HW overlays

I'm searching for an answer, if is kernel related of if is ROM related.
[ONE Original Android Development] djfoo000:
Was unchecked, it's checked now and I'll observe for the time being.
[ONE Original Android Development] bernard134:
I am using stock .zip file to flash from 33R to 38R and this weird issue happen, previously was fine on 33R. Now when press it will go to mute mode that all and the mute icon button press also will not change to vibrate, sound or sound with vibrate (it will recognise the touch on the icon but mode didn't change) . Only way is long press the mute icon and go directly to sound setting and switch it back, kind of weird...trying to fix this annoying issue! Any idea?
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
Only thing I can think of is a wipe and clean flash.

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[ONE Original Android Development] adrianopedro:
That's not the question...

The question is:

why to apply all the flashes if by just applying the last step will do the job?
[ONE Original Android Development] adlx.xda:
For those still wondering how they can safely and cleanly flash 38R while keeping root, Xposed, and custom kernel, all without a full wipe, I wrote this how to:

[HOW TO] Clean route to XNP38R keeping Root + Xposed + Kernel (No wipe)

Hope that helps some of you. This is how I did, and I have no SOD, FC or any problem whatsoever.
[ONE Original Android Development] jgcaap:
guys anyone having flickering graphics or ghost touches, please read here to help me on my research:

http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/ghost-touches-flickering-graphics-t2900756
[ONE Original Android Development] bernard134:
if you're referring to 38R OTA, for mine I didn't encounter any issue but as Franco said, CM know the issue and will be fixing it. (OPO touchscreen forever is buggy!!...haha) Soon with all these weird and annoying bug with CM i will say goodbye to it soon! OPO is a very good phone just that CM user experience sucks....Note 4 coming soon!

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too many important data and apps in the phone, cannot afford to full wipe. Wiping cache again see how it goes, if not endure till the next OTA see whether it will be fix or not, i ask my friend his OPO also don't have such issue....guess different OPO with the same CM software 38R version the bug is different!! haha!
[ONE Original Android Development] CyberT3:
Exactly what I needed. Thanks a lot. I'm only wondering would it be better if I first flashed 33R then rebooted and then flashed 38R
[ONE Original Android Development] RalphLauren:
That's weird, the latest CM11s is cm-11.0-XNPH25R, so you are one version behind.

https://cyngn.com/products/oneplusone/ (scroll to the end of page)

Correct me someone if I'm wrong! But apparently you can not receive CM11s OTA on chinese hardware even if you have changed Color ROM to CM11s.

So, probably you have to flash 25R FW manually as it described in OP.

Concerning flashing whatever file, I would not be so hasty.

First of all what the Google voice apk has to do with the reception in Europe?

Secondly, I just checked and I already have this file in my system. So what are the changes in the version attached to the post and from where it has been sourced ????

---------- Post added at 12:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:26 PM ----------

Hold the fingers and hope that's just a software issues!

But there are few threads floating around that OnePlus has started to RMA phones for LTE reception failure, saying something like "something is not ok with the antenna design"... Here we go.
[ONE Original Android Development] dondavis007:
I have the white ch version and I do remember it getting the ota when I first started it.
[ONE Original Android Development] RalphLauren:
Yep, system app is missing = no OTA...

I'm really wondering what went wrong with that 22R flashing...

BTW, why bother to root (if you do not want to) and load voiceplus.apk ?

Unlock the bootloader and fastboot the 25R firmwate as it described in OP.
[ONE Original Android Development] AGiovanni:
flashing CyanogenMod 11S: need help!!

I followed step by step instructions in the first post but I can not successfully complete the operation. I have tried everything without success. Here is what appears when I run the command "fastboot update -w 11.0-cm-XNPH25R-bacon-signed-fastboot.zip"

D: \ Desktop \ AndroidSDKSlim \ android-sdk-windows \ platform-tools> fastboot update -w 11.0-cm-XNPH25R-bacon-signed-fastboot.zip

target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes

archive does not Contain 'boot.sig'

archive does not Contain 'recovery.sig'

failed to allocate 784077684 bytes

error: update package missing system.img

I hope someone can help me ...
[ONE Original Android Development] Danhoff1:
Ehh i think tour download didnt worked out well. Is the package about 400 MB? Not, download it again
[ONE Original Android Development] analyst28:
Wrong thread..
[ONE Original Android Development] AGiovanni:
Unfortunately, the file is correct. I have already checked:

* File size: 464 MB (486,977,536 bytes)

* md5sum -> match
[ONE Original Android Development] latenightchameleon:
This

The assert function in the OTA updater-script checks if a file is in place. In our case, it checked for presence of VoicePlus.apk and found that its missing. In order to workaround this issue, you either delete that assert line from updater-script, or put the missing file where it belongs.
[ONE Original Android Development] Danhoff1:
Thanks for explaining. How do you remove that asset line in a system update? Rooting is quite difficult. Having problems with detecting my phone. Something with the drivers problably
[ONE Original Android Development] wp7chris:
Oneplus one best phone ever
[ONE Original Android Development] latenightchameleon:
Open the OTA zip file, open com/google/android/updater-script with an editor. Then find the line with assert and voiceplus.apk with Ctrl+F, remove that line, and save.
[ONE Original Android Development] Danhoff1:
Where can i find that zip file. I mean its a system update that has been downloaded from settings/about phone/system update. Where does he place it
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Will you release betas?
[ONE Original Android Development] shockah486:
[MENTION=4193338]CyanogenMod[/MENTION]

I, too, am also having this problem and the md5 matches just like the above poster

Hopefully CyanogenMod has an answer for us? I was coming from PA Rom rooted with UL BL

[MENTION=3010260]AGiovanni[/MENTION], did you end up fixing this or what did you end up doing?

Edit: here's exactly what I got:

root@chrubuntu:/home/user/Downloads/cmfastboot# fastboot update -w cm-11.0-XNPH25R-bacon-signed-fastboot.zip

archive does not contain 'boot.sig'

archive does not contain 'recovery.sig'

failed to allocate 784077684 bytes

error: update package missing system.img
[ONE Original Android Development] binoyanto:
Is it working, have you tried? I have the same problem with missing voice.apk.
[ONE Original Android Development] luminouche:
Great !

Do you know the number of that build ?
[ONE Original Android Development] AJ RIMMER!:
There is a tutorial and script set by [MENTION=4710828]scumpicule[/MENTION], that let's you do this at the click of a button. That's how I updated mine to 25R, when I first received it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2804322
[ONE Original Android Development] dafonehacker:
Seems like I'm not the only one and it seems to be a wifi bug...

http://www.androidauthority.com/7-common-issues-oneplus-one-fix-536082/
[ONE Original Android Development] carepack:
Since update 38 the phone is flying. THX

try this:

http://download760.mediafire.com/ih.../cm-bacon-3628510d76-to-ac1ccf7921-signed.zip

Source:

http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/1...eo-recording-pause-heres-zip-manual-flashing/
[ONE Original Android Development] tingen:
Aren't you refereeing to an article which is about R33? The article says something about the color hue change which isn't in R38.

I know the date of the article is today.
[ONE Original Android Development] dafonehacker:
Don't know. Think it's just a general article. It's probably just not fixed yet. It hasn't happened since the first time so I think I'm OK.
[ONE Original Android Development] tingen:
I suggest you flash stock R33 from CyanogenMod homepage and update to R38 through system update.

I know it's the hard way, but there can be several things which causing the reboots.
[ONE Original Android Development] dafonehacker:
Hah, that's exactly what I did. Came from paranoid android. I'm not even rooted atm
[ONE Original Android Development] tingen:
Okay. Can provide an logs?

Sent from heaven with sweet bacon and crispy love.
[ONE Original Android Development] dafonehacker:
No because I'm not rooted and it hasn't happened since my first post about it. I think CM is aware of it though as there are some related bug reports on their bugtracker
[ONE Original Android Development] tingen:
Okay. Fastboot R33 and update to R38. If you still have the problem then turn back.

I have no other solutions.

Sent from heaven with sweet bacon and crispy love.