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[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Note what I'm saying. I believed that once and lost everything. I used TWRP. Please note the output of the 'stat' command which clearly shows they are the same partition on my device.

I will NOT wipe /data again to prove it. That's like slicing open your finger to prove it wont hurt. It hurt last time and I don't need to do it again. And last time I had backups via Temasek, and it deleted all those too. Now I have off-device backups. Maybe your device is partitioned differently? Just run stat to check.
[ONE Android Development] wollax:
... infact I formatted f2fs "data" partition and all internal storage is gone with it ..... anyway, I managed to copy it on my mac, but from recovery MTP is really slow, I am now trying to copy back folders/files from a running 16.3 version ... hope it works ....
[ONE Android Development] criminalzen:
You are all probably much smarter than I am .. I have made the same error by mistaking on the twrp "wipe" screen "wiping data" as part of a factory reset (usual clean flash) by a swipe on the bottom, and formating data on the right side -- which completely formats the data partition...
[ONE Android Development] djha53k:
Ehm, so when I do wipe system/cache/Dalvik, but not Data, it would be called "dirty flash" or "half clean flash"?
[ONE Android Development] wollax:
I have a different TWRP version, the material themed one, buttons are a little different, but to change filesystem its necessary to format it and the only way goes through wipe menu ... the sad thing is that you are not ONLY changing filesystem you are also loosing all your data (music pictures some app data titanium backup and so on) because of link into data partition) and if you want it back you need to copy it via MTP it is not inside android recovery backup......
[ONE Android Development] fischwrap:
Lol, dude maybe you should investigate before calling someone's kindly added input "useless." Inbox shows multiple accounts and signatures...

I can vouch that wiping data in twrp does not wipe the sdcard, you'll just basically lose all your apps and app data
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
1 Nothing I said is untrue. They may have finally allowed signatures, but you'll see that asked if it supported signatures. I tried Inbox just now and it still does not support IMAP. It only works with Google accounts. Most of the world that has multiple email accounts don't have Google for them all. Inbox is not a standards compliant email app and is useless for people that don't have Google hosting all their accounts.

2 I have just given you complete proof that my media and data are on the same partition. The Stat command doesn't lie. At least one other person has confirmed that wiping the data partition wiped the sdcard. To continue to tell people that it won't just because it worked for you is irresponsible and dangerous. On MY OnePlus and obviously others since I didn't change partitioning, these directories are on the same partition. Device id numbers don't lie.

Why do you intend to insist that this operation is safe? "Works for me" is NOT proof that it will work for everyone, and claiming so will make the next guy lose valuable information. What are you hoping to achieve?
[ONE Android Development] temasek:
In recovery,

Advanced wipe and choose wipe data accordingly. It will have option not to include /data/media for wiping thus ensuring your internal sdcard is safe.
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
This is exactly what I mean! Thank You. If the data box a checked as you've posted, it formats the partition and since that partition contains the "SD card", it will be gone!

There may be some special 'wipe' on other recoveries that issues a 'rm' command which skips /data/media, but we need some terminology fix or something because wiping the /data PARTITION will kill the sdcard, at least on my device. Any instructions that talk about wiping /data need to be more specific or something because that screen makes it look like /data wont touch "Internal Storage" and a swipe right at the screenshot you posted is exactly how I wiped my phone clean and needed a USB drive to fix it.
[ONE Android Development] fischwrap:
You should apply your own logic to your own comments... I told you what works for me. Advanced wipe, check data... Does not wipe my sdcard. That's pretty standard for twrp, and has been true for every device I've used that recovery on. Saying that I am wrong because that doesn't work for you is contradictory of your own complaints of the preceding comments.

Whatever, I don't want to get into a spat. Hopefully you find a way to preserve your sdcard and still clean flash.
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Read what you said. You said the twrp will not wipe the sdcard when you have data checked. That implies everyone. You 'vouched' that this was safe operation and it evidently isn't.

And maybe it worked on your Samsung but we use a OnePlus
[ONE Android Development] fischwrap:
My Samsung is my work phone and not rooted. Just posting from here.

What I said was checking the data box in advanced wipe in twrp does wipe my data, but not the entire sdcard. I just lose apps and app data. My media is still intact. This is on my opo, and had been true on my n4 as well.

If I format the partition, say to f2fs, then it will wipe the entire sdcard. But if I just wipe data in advanced wipe in twrp, I just lose apps. Not sure why it would be different for you.
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Under which version of twrp? I have not seen this option. Also, am I correct that this is doing an rm/unlink operation and not formatting the partition?

Is not /data and /data/media the same partition? This means telling someone to wipe /data and they format /data results in a loss of data. If these are the same partition, and they are on my device, then some form of disclaimer or warning about exactly what this tool is doing and that formatting /data will lose everything should be mentioned.

I think the problem is a fuzzy definition of 'wipe' and 'data' Ie: rm vs mkfs and /data referring to the folder and 'most' of its contents but not /data/media vs a general 'rm -r /data' that will destroy it all, or a format/mkfs of the data partition that will destroy it all. See what I mean?

Again, I'm not seeing that 'not /data/media' in my twrp, unless its after the swipe, and I'm not swiping to check and see if I get the option after swiping! Then again, most people say MTP works from twrp but it wont work on mine.

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A difference in wording goes a long way. In your original message it looks like you are implying that this is a safe operation and you are 'vouching' for this. You don't say your data, you say wont lose MY data! I'm thinking 1 - twrp wipe does a special operation that doesn't wipe the whole partition even though it makes it look like media storage or 'internal storage' is a different partition while its the same partition! Its easy to test with a quick Stat command. 2 - Evidently, not all versions of twrp will do this special operation or give the option to skip /data/media and will just wipe the whole partition. I think its worth finding out exactly what's going on and wording the instructions accordingly rather than telling people 'wipe /data, it won't hurt your regard.
[ONE Android Development] johnb380:
Here he goes filling this thread up too. Jesus please no one comment on anything this [MENTION=5880917]uudruid74[/MENTION] guy says because he's always right and will type an essay for a simple yes or no answer.

I'm not ever trying to help this dude again because every time I do I get the third degree back.

It's just ridiculous that he is always right but is always asking questions for help. It doesn't make sense if you don't want help then don't ask for it man.

I wish you could block people on xda but sadly I must just scroll past his insanely long and drawn out responses proving everyone wrong about everything in every damn thread I follow.

Also there is a difference between wiping /data and formatting internal sdcard. If you don't know that by now I truly understand why you have so many problems all the time!
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Again with the personal attacks! Isn't there a rule about this? Know what. I'm gonna use another ROM because I'm just tired of this bull****. All I ever get are denials that a problem exists and petty bickering. I'm trying to stop people from blowing up their phone based on ambiguous terminology and you refuse to stop the trolling. Didn't you learn last time? WTF is your problem?

Not sorry anymore, I've had enough.
[ONE Android Development] johnb380:
?

Seriously guy are we supposed to beg you to stay? I don't think so. I'm no the only one you've had problems with either. You literally try to out type every person that answers you or replies to you. And the way you say things is rude and condemning to people trying to help. That's what my problem is and you are never wrong everywhere you go. You get into it with everyone that replies to you. So if everywhere you go your fighting with people the problem is not them but you since the common denominator is always you.

But have a good night I'll see you in the other threads I follow even if it isn't this one anymore. ?

?... not
[ONE Android Development] Ejvyas:
You guys are talking about different things. Wiping for installing new ROM and formatting partition for f2fs are two separate things.

Wiping for installing new ROM does not erase SD card. Formatting that same partition will erase all data. Twrp and most custom ROM have this wipe option before installing custom ROM which preserves the Sdcard data

This is just my experience. I always take nandroid backup and I don't use Twrp
[ONE Android Development] temasek:
Cm just merged the fix for visualizer FC issue. (not by me)

It is exactly the same as what I added as a band-aid fix.

Mine

https://github.com/temasek/android_frameworks_base/commit/036c925d5002221b49832f0898ae021802dfc39f

Cm

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/c38b1006eef0e303bcce8e66725d6e9106a86844

Just fyi
[ONE Android Development] johnb380:
They prolly looked at your repo and stole your idea!
[ONE Android Development] temasek:
Nah.... I don't think so.

It's pretty simple fix. All would have done similar.

Usually to prevent NullPointerException we use such methods. It's better than catching NullPointerException.

I pointed out to prevent users here asking if I'm to add the cm fix since its already introduced. It's the same fix.
[ONE Android Development] ctrlaltdel:
Flashed the latest build with clean instal and got settings fc when uninstall app, wondering if that is only my issue as i installed xposed as well. Other then that things are all good so far.

Many thanks
[ONE Android Development] ronaldyeo:
Clean flashed the latest build with gapps and removal of CMSetupWizard, together with a restore from Google servers. This somehow causes trebuchet launcher to FC. Flashes back to 16.2 and all is fine.
[ONE Android Development] kalapapa:
You could always just install a different launcher and uninstall trebuchet
[ONE Android Development] ronaldyeo:
Yup. Thanks, I was just bringing it up since this is a stock launcher and there might be a conflict somewhere. And also, just wanted to see if there are any other users facing similar issues.
[ONE Android Development] Overdose1986:
WOW v16.3 battery life is amazing, also no bugs or issues.

Thanks for your work!
[ONE Android Development] NeGriTa79:
I noticed that with TWRP 2.8.7.0 does not flash the modem.

Which version should I use for flashing TWRP of everything?
[ONE Android Development] pa.pn2:
2.8.6.0
[ONE Android Development] temasek:
To ALL

When your next build drops and you have settings FC on statusbar settings, do the following

Delete /data/data/com.android.settings

If you are not affected, then ignore.

[MENTION=3814731]katinatez[/MENTION] fyi
[ONE Android Development] NeGriTa79:
Thanks

Inviato dal mio A0001 utilizzando Tapatalk
[ONE Android Development] drjat:
I (and a few other people) was unable to boot into 2.8.6.0 after flashing. If you manage to downgrade from 2.8.7.0 to 2.8.6.0 then please do share your steps.
[ONE Android Development] Overdose1986:
I prefer using adb fastboot to flash modems, that way you avoid issues
[ONE Android Development] fiz:ik:
Philz :D
[ONE Android Development] pa.pn2:
Never ever had problems in downgrading the recovery. Dont know what u have done wrong
[ONE Android Development] dxxvi:
How to uninstall Trebuchet? Using an app like System app remover (ROOT)? I usually do it with booting in TWRP then adb shell to it and delete the Trebuchet directory. Is that the correct way to do?
[ONE Android Development] djha53k:
16.6 issue

[MENTION=2332422]temasek[/MENTION]: the 16.3 (wipe system/cache/Dalvik) worked OK yesterday, but today :(

- double tap to wake up screen doesn´t work

- when I make call the opposite side doesn´t hear me on some calls. I made 5 calls, other side didn´t heard me 2 times

- cannot hear opposite side on incoming calls, other side hear me OK

Restoring 16.2 TWRP backup...
[ONE Android Development] kalapapa:
Yah

Personally installing a root uninstaller from the play store is much easier for me
[ONE Android Development] bsorli:
System Black Screen of Death occurred this morning...tried to wake and system panic causing a fastboot. When system came up, Android reported problem with Google System not working that I closed out with usual acknowledgement.

Also, something else weird. I'm getting a notification light (white) blinking, but with nothing to report. No messages, text, missed calls, etc. Plan to reboot and see if it goes away. Sorli...

Update - reboot cleared errors and notification light. Got me...
[ONE Android Development] johnb380:
You have to post logs if you want help guys...
[ONE Android Development] djha53k:
[MENTION=2332422]temasek[/MENTION]: Wipe cache and Dalvik,...

Double tap works again...
[ONE Android Development] Ejvyas:
Philz recovery worked for me. When I downgraded. Twrp it won't boot to recovery.
[ONE Android Development] ek69:
Which modem are u flashing?

Would installing a cm12.1 nightly still get the proper firmware files installed with 2.8.7.0 or no?
[ONE Android Development] Overdose1986:
Dirty flashed v16.4 over v16.3 = black screen
[ONE Android Development] wollax:
Hi to all, managed to restore files on SDCARD folder, now everything is like before but all partitions are now F2FS !

Then dirty flashed 16.4 over 16.3, this my contribute:

device is really faster, F2FS does its job;

I always have to install supersu module now from recovery, system partition is always formatted F2FS and supersu is lost;

the only app is giving me troubles is K9 mail client, I think F2FS someway could be the reason, as soon as I check for emails device reboots;

great job devs.... as usual :) :good::good::good::good:
[ONE Android Development] temasek:
Run supersu settings and select install supersu backup script.
[ONE Android Development] wollax:
... you're right I forgot to do it ......
[ONE Android Development] eunique:
[MENTION=3814731]katinatez[/MENTION] I got my invite and ordered my OnePlus Two

Can't wait get get it and to see your development for it

Thanks for all your hard work
[ONE Android Development] 903tex:
The twrp will flash everything except modem. You have to flash modem in fastboot. But if you flash the lollipop modem once you don't have to flash it again as long as you flash a lollipop rom. If you go back to kitkat rom then you need to flash a kitkat modem.
[ONE Android Development] wollax:
sorry for the question, I always used TWRP, also for firmware flash, but at this point I need to check if modem installed is the right one, can you give us the correct modem version please ?
[ONE Android Development] damageboy:
Dirty flashed to 16.4, status bar settings crashes... Am I the only one?
[ONE Android Development] itslels:
Dirty flashed 16.4 as well and no problems with status bar settings crashing or any problems really so far.
[ONE Android Development] johnb380:
Read the quoted post from [MENTION=2332422]temasek[/MENTION] above!
[ONE Android Development] djha53k:
After a day on 16.4 I found out that domě of apps doesn't work. I did dirty flash of it, first time after long time of clear flash.

Made TB backup of all apps and restored backup of 16.2, wipe system/cache/Dalvik, restored TB backups. All apps seems working again OK.

So, no more dirty flash again :(
[ONE Android Development] Overdose1986:
I got my Oneplus Two invite today, but I think Im going to wait for the 2015 Nexus (huawei or LG), I hope Katinaez get a Nexus too
[ONE Android Development] johnb380:
Hey [MENTION=3814731]katinatez[/MENTION] and [MENTION=2332422]temasek[/MENTION] I found another small issue. When you enable on screen nav buttons and you are in the buttons section you can't change the long press recents action from last app for some reason. I want to change it to recents but it won't change.

Also what is different in the GPS in this ROM and official Cm12.1 nightlies because my GPS works fine with official bit can't get a lock with this ROM for some reason.
[ONE Android Development] mervinj:
Try using this app GPS Status text and fix, I had the same issue in the morning but once I reset the GPS and downloaded the Xtra data, It was working fine.
[ONE Android Development] johnb380:
Wow that worked perfectly! Thank!

But why does this ROM need this it should work without a workaround I would think. But I guess I'm asking to much for Android to just work.
[ONE Android Development] raj+1:
TWRP shows internal storage as a seperate option. As
[ONE Android Development] Ankit Tulsian:
[MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] . Sir, if you don't mind can you please update xposed for teamsek rom with the latest changes by rovo89. I have issues with Sygic as it force closes. I see rovo89 has made some changes which fixed this issues of FC.

Thank you.
[ONE Android Development] pogi1100:
^This :)

You should make a backup of it first by using adb pull /system/framework/framework.jar framework.jar.bak or similar.
[ONE Android Development] chachin:
nah i dont backup.. i just reflash rom lol im lazy like that :eek::eek:
[ONE Android Development] foomanjackel:
curious....would copy/paste-ing it into /system/framework using root browser do the job? thanks btw ;)
[ONE Android Development] pogi1100:
Yea that's exactly what I do with Solid Explorer :) just make sure to set the right permissions.
[ONE Android Development] vashollow:
hi everyone. i just buy this one plus one. i already flash this rom. but the problem is my wifi go very slow. but at my pc wifi work normal. does the wifi very slow or this problem can be solved? thanks.

*Sorry for bad english :p
[ONE Android Development] katinatez:
OK, I made a flashable zip file for your framework.jar mod. I think it was you that introduced it, if I have the wrong person. I'm sorry. You could take this zip file and use it as a template for future builds.

Has an assert command to check if it's oneplus to avoid bootlooping other devices, and sets correct permissions.

Tested and working
[ONE Android Development] Flakito97:
Sorry if this has been mentioned. But I've been getting this really annoying buzzing sound out of the speaker and headset when playing audio out. At first I thought it was the input to my cars auxiliary but my wife's phone works fine. And just now as I was playing a YouTube video I noticed it. What could be the culprit???

Any help would be awesome!!

Running version 1.7 and latest ak kernel.
[ONE Android Development] gianton:
Try with [MENTION=3685904]ak[/MENTION] v.039 kernel, it fixed all the stuttering when playing/streaming music for me.
[ONE Android Development] Flakito97:
Will give it a try thanks.
[ONE Android Development] NOSTALGIA:
will also check on this..

this is the most bothering bug on cm12. looking forward for a fix for this.. i hope this one works
[ONE Android Development] gianton:
I am using intelliplug/intellimm and stuttering is gone on Spotify, TuneIn and Google Play.
[ONE Android Development] chachin:
can you be cool and share your ukm settings on the ak profile thread?
[ONE Android Development] NOSTALGIA:
so only under these governors the stutter disappears?
[ONE Android Development] NikoZBK:
I have no stutters in Apollo but experience them in Poweramp. Could you try it and report back?
[ONE Android Development] otisman:
I'm using interactive and intelliplug no issues on spotify ak39
[ONE Android Development] gianton:
Besides this setting rest are untouched.

It might be OK on others but haven't had time to try all combinations of governors/hotplugs.

I don't use Poweramp.
[ONE Android Development] Schrotty35:
V2.1 have great battery life with stock kernel. I lost only 5% over night.

Gesendet von meinem A0001 mit Tapatalk
[ONE Android Development] otisman:
I agree totally I lost 3% over night
[ONE Android Development] doctor78SI:
deleted!
[ONE Android Development] jukiewalsh:
Is it possible to get heads-up working with the cm MMS app notifications?
[ONE Android Development] Kuoi:
f2fs

I want to convert my hole phone to F2FS because i've read all good about it.

after looking at this treath and searching the internet i'm afraid i can't do it.

when you format all partitions to f2fs your phone is completely empty ,so i won't have the rom zip file on my phone.

HOW can i install it then , ... i've just tried adb sideload on twrp for the first time in my life , but nothing happens on my phone or my computer.

How can i get the zip file on my phone in recovery ?

do i need Philz cwm recovery ?

I've updated TWRP to latest version,and minutes later i read here that it don't flash the modem ?

I'm used to flash and root roms ,but i guess this is step further.

My only concern is that i can't get the zip on my phone when he's completely empty because internal data is formatted.

thanks for the help
[ONE Android Development] Jole7:
Use philz touch recovery and with otg cable - usb stick to flash the rom, gapps, newest firmware.

That's what i do.
[ONE Android Development] Kuoi:
otg cable ordered ;)
[ONE Android Development] drjat:
You have a few options :

1. ADB sideload (but I can see you are struggling with it) (if someone can point to a guide then it would be good - I have not searched)

2. MTP (This straight forward and you can search or ask someone to point you towards a guide - sorry again as I have not searched)

3. You can format data and cache ONLY first - the ROM will boot then place your zips on internal SD then go into recovery again and format system (without formatting data this time) - your f2fs internal SD will be there with the zips to flash now

4. OTG is obviously an option

PS: I am happy for others to correct me if I am mistaken
[ONE Android Development] Kuoi:
I've flashed philz touch recovery , but on format i don't see an option to f2fs ? Is it automaticaly choosing f2fs ?

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EDIT : Formatted system to f2fs , but now the temasek 16.5 zip file won't install :crying:

Now i'm stuck !
[ONE Android Development] drjat:
What steps did you take to get here and what do you mean by 'zip won't install' (if you are in recovery and you can see the zip then whats the problem)
[ONE Android Development] Giacomo_:
I've just installed v16.5, after boot I was going to change theme, but my usual theme wasn't listed as installed. So I reinstalled it from play store, but after a few second I got a message from theme app saying: unable to install theme. And it disinstall it.

Any idea why? I tried cleaning theme configuration with sqllite editor, but no luck. I also cleaned data of theme app, still no luck.
[ONE Android Development] efattal:
Did you check that your zip isn't corrupted? MD5
[ONE Android Development] johnb380:
313 mb on the new ROM is correct right? Because that's 20+mb bigger than the last update!
[ONE Android Development] fiz:ik:
Maybe because of 4468f7a Import Moto X Ringtones and Notifications
[ONE Android Development] johnb380:
Ahhh good catch. I didn't even see that commit!