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[ONE General] Denisuu:
I was on 38r and franco kernel r31 and the phone just gets stuck at the bootlogo after flashing 44s.

Could It have something to do with xposed or franco kernel?

Edit: Nevermind I already found it I had to disable Xposed before updating.

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Even after uninstalling xposed its still stuck at the bootlogo :(
[ONE General] d1egoaz:
Thank you, works perfectly.
[ONE General] timbuctoo:
[MENTION=1314232]dmarden[/MENTION], by mistake I quoted both your links

https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/cm-11s-44s-ota-is-out.173057/ -> This works

https://mega.co.nz/#!NRRzzbjY!qONvzwieihLoL77cpRjyE2A15bveRv-uky9fMr7AoL0 -> This download link doesn't. This is what I meant. Sorry for the confusion.
[ONE General] juliusedward:
Try from a computer. Had a problem too downloading from my phone
[ONE General] dmarden:
I just tried it again, it still works fine for me.
[ONE General] dandwhelan:
Flashed it and wifi didn't work....
[ONE General] satyrus:
Thanks for the link. Hate waiting for OTAs, plus the screen artifact issue was starting to annoy me.
[ONE General] Denisuu:
I tried updating 4 times always stuck on bootlogo.

Sent from my Oneplus (Bacon)
[ONE General] tcapote:
So far so good...

I downloaded the OTA Incremental .zip, updated via TWRP and reflashed SuperSU, no issues. I was on stock 38r, stock kernel etc...just for good measure, I then wiped/factory reset my phone and did fresh installs...just because I have OCD issues. So far so good!
[ONE General] skaterazn:
I'm stuck in "Android is upgrading" screen after apply the custom script update.
[ONE General] omegajester:
Dirty flashed custom update. Booted fine, but wifi is not turning on. I'll try with flashing another kernel and see.

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Flashing latest Franco fixed it.
[ONE General] BrianDigital:
Yeah hope people see this, there was a statement in the changlog for the latest Franco kernel in the app. Can't remember this exactly but if you were to a take a ota the WiFi wouldn't work unless your flashed back what he changed
[ONE General] gdourado:
Hello, how are you?

I am currently on 38R unlocked and rooted.

I have SuperSU Pro.

Should I flash the OTA with survival mode enabled on SuperSU, or disable SuperSU, update and then install SuperSU again though TWRP?

Cheers and thanks
[ONE General] Bronyr:
Flashed dirty update file .zip over 38R + super su - no issues, WiFi OK, all stock rooted.
[ONE General] batwingnz:
This. I stupidly forgot I was on franco's, did exactly the same thing. Frustrating to waste previous expensive data to get wifi back lol
[ONE General] :
There are many design flaws with this phone and they are also using a terrible ROM. No matter how many update they will do, many of us will still have problems like random reboots, WiFi signal, app crash, etc. Im using CM since 2011 and I never saw a 100% fonctional ROM.

Oh and dont waist your time with fanboys here, some of them dont even see the obvious yellow band. I met a guy this week who just got his phone and he told me there was no yellow band. I took a look and it was there as expected.
[ONE General] MrDeacon:
I feel great anger in you...
[ONE General] Kipp34:
So what are peoples thoughts on the update? Has touch sensitivity improved?
[ONE General] fburgos:
If im con 33r can i flash this on
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
No, OTA updates must be taken in sequence.

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[ONE General] potpit:
After I flash, wifi didnt work. After that, flashed Franco wifi, all ok.
[ONE General] shuweee:
Running 44S with franco r31 no problem.

Sent via Oneplus One + CM11S + franco r24
[ONE General] riki126:
Hi.

Just confirming that i could flash this with twrp recovery?

Thanks in advanced
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
As per the details in the OP, yes.

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[ONE General] BrianDigital:
so only trust people that are complaining...ok

sucks that you continue to use CM and not have "functional roms, see you were posting over samsung galaxy 4 forums, has samgsung changed their ways and started releasing more of the kernel changes/drivers/blobs or do maintainer still have to make their own

i gotaa say I had a evo 4g on sprint that was functional and everything worked, along with nexus s, galaxy nexus, and my old nexus 4. the only phone where cm didnt really run right is my short lived experience with my find 7a.

Lifes to short, sell this phone and go look for something that will make you happy
[ONE General] tssphysicsboi:
I'm having issues with holding any bottom hardware keys. It goes nuts. Anyone having the same issue?
[ONE General] NCguy:
I tried survival mode on the last OTA and I still lost root. I'm thinking survival mode maybe doesn't work with the OPO roms?
[ONE General] bunnybash:
Frustrated

I have flashed 2 different zip files in twrp and both of them leave me with a phone that won't boot up. I can get back into recovery to restore the nandroid back up thankfully but getting frustrated with my lack of update skills! ﻿

I have uninstalled xposed and installed the stock zip file and also tried to install the zip which is modified for xposed users and custom kernels. Both give me the same results. No boot! ﻿
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
What's your current version of CM11S? Are the zips flashing successfully or are they failing? If they're failing, exactly what error(s) are you getting?

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[ONE General] bunnybash:
I am using the latest version... Well not 44 but the one before... The zips flag successfully according to TWRP but I get no love trying to boot! Thanks for your help!
[ONE General] beastlykings:
Thank you for posting these files for us! My brother always gets the OTA at least a few days before me and it's very frustrating, now I'm running 44S!

I just wish there was a way to be notified of a new release without having to scan the forums every single day :/

Sent via quantum entanglement, focused through my OnePlus One.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You could just download and flash Calkulin's stock rooted 44S full ROM zip from the dev section.

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[ONE General] Tricksodave:
Can't seen to apply

Hi Guys

First post and still trying to get my head round these phones. I'm getting this error when trying to apply update. e: error in /tmp/sideload/package.zip Any ideas anyone :D

Dave
[ONE General] bunnybash:
Genius! I think I might just do that... this is getting silly why my phone won't boot after flashing hahaha - I am sure it's something I have done somewhere along the line, but I didn't have this issue a couple of weeks ago when I updated.

Thanks for your help - appreciated!!
[ONE General] fburgos:
Thanks I flashed a modified script 38r clean dalvik and cache, boot, flashed ota 44r clean dalvik and cache and its working fine.
[ONE General] grotesque02:
I want update, now I have unlocked bootloader, root and xposed.

I can update with modified version and after flash supersu?

How about new radio? Is in the zip?

Thanks!
[ONE General] Baletka:
To which version of normal CM is this up to date?
[ONE General] hiato:
I was on stock 38r, took a nandroid and flashed 44s updated script.

it booted up normally but kept restarting after 5 seconds from booting.

Decided to revert back to the 38r, now lost wifi & bluetooth connections.. tried flashing franko and still without wifi...

wifi says "Turning Wi-Fi on..." and the on/off button is dimmed..

tried wiping everything, but still no luck

any thoughts?
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11s 38R
[ONE General] ramontomzer:
I had something sort of like what you experienced... I was on stock 38r ROM (rooted) running Franco kernel, updated to 44s, lost WiFi but regained it when I flashed back to Franco kernel. Maybe you need to reflash stock kernel as well?
[ONE General] zaogm:
This is my first update since I rooted my OPO using this guide with zero issues. From my understanding, my system should be pretty much stock. Just unlocked bootloader and a rooted phone.

I tried using TWRP to flash the OTA and got the error "e:zip signature verification failed:1" out of curiosity I tried the modified script version and with signature verification unchecked had zero problems flashing.

In this situation why shouldn't I be able to flash the unmodified OTA? I double checked MD5's no differences. Is it because of some apps I gave SuperSU access (adaway, greenify, power toggles, root checker basic, and titanium backup)?

Would I see any benefit from having the unmodified version on the phone? (Future OTA where I don't feel the need to rush because of a problem with my phone). I'm hoping in the future to just let OTA install without pushing them.

Thanks
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
The apps you mentioned shouldn't cause the zip to fail, I use most of those and don't have any issues with flashing updates. Do you have Xposed installed? Any modified system files at all?

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[ONE General] zaogm:
Xposed isn't installed. As far as I know I have zero modified system files. Is there a way to check?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Not really, if someone had modified system files they'd usually know. Stuff like a custom lockscreen, modified volume, keyboards. And any removed system apps.

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[ONE General] gasterakos:
Guys i have the Calkulins stock rooted 38R installed. If i flash the 44S stock rooted Calculins the full zip 450mb+ it will be ok? Or i have to flash anything else like radio files? I am in a stock kernel
[ONE General] zaogm:
Pretty much all the modifications I have made to the phone are through the settings screen (lockscreen changes through there, for example) or installation of an app (swiftkey). The OPO doesn't really have anything to uninstall.

I pretty much only rooted to get access to adaway and then added a couple other programs I thought would be useful (all listed in my first post).

edit: is this something to be concerned about or I should try to fix?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Tracking down exactly what's causing the zip to fail would be pretty time consuming. Right now you have the option of flashing the full ROM so I wouldn't worry all that much.

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[ONE General] zaogm:
How will this affect future ota updates?

Would flashing the full rom make me lose all my data?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You can try dirty flashing the ROM (only wiping cache and dalvik cache) but then you run the chance of encountering the same issue with updates failing in future. The best option is to use Titanium to backup your user apps, then full wipe (system, data, cache, dalvik cache), then flash the ROM and only restore your user apps with Titanium. This way you start nice and clean, you'll need to setup your settings and whatnot but it's a much better option because it should fix whatever was causing the update to fail, and hopefully ensure success with future updates.

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[ONE General] conephall:
I've just flashed with TWRP, all seems to be working fine. Immediately after I flashed the update I flashed the supersu file that I had from before. Using rootchecker my phone seems to be rooted still but there is no supersu app in the app drawer. What happened to it?
[ONE General] JJD809:
Update dont work for me. I get a "Status 7" error message when trying to flash the update. :(

see attached image
[ONE General] gianton:
Have you tried with the modified script?
[ONE General] JJD809:
Yes, the modified script update also does not install. I get the following lines of text when trying the modified update (cm-bacon-ac1ccf7921-to-5fa8c79c0b-signed-custom-script.zip):

Install Fail

Finding update package...

Opening update package...

Verifying update package...

E: failed to verify whole-file signature

E: signature verification failed

Installation aborted
[ONE General] gianton:
You must use a custom recovery for the modified one.
[ONE General] JJD809:
How to I boot to custom recovery in place of the built in one? I do have philz recovery installed but when sellecting to reboot to recovery it always goes to the Cyanogen recovery.

The phone was originally rooted and recovery installed using OnePlus Toolbox v2
[ONE General] gianton:
You have to fastboot flash the custom recovery.

Check the general section for a guide how to do that.
[ONE General] JJD809:
Seems like a PITA to do so every time a person wants to flash something. Anyway, I was able to install the customised update.
[ONE General] dmarden:
Just install it from the Play Store.
[ONE General] dandwhelan:
I keep reading people saying 'I've been using this version for the past couple of months.' How is that possible? Are there nightlies for CM11S or something?
[ONE General] Tunasty:
No, there are no cm11s nightlies, just cm11. When people say they been using from months is referred to the things they been using on cm11. New features, fixes, etc gets on cm11 nightlies first and then the polished version comes on cm11s

-Tunasty
[ONE General] chvybeatsford:
Used the custom signed zip and all went perfect. But I did remove all xposed first. Going hit that thanks.
[ONE General] gianton:
Thanks for confirmation, which recovery are you using?
[ONE General] chvybeatsford:
Twrp 2.8.0.1 exact steps were.. Remove exposed mod. Reboot recovery. Install custom signed.. Wipe cache . install super zip. Wipe cache and then reboot. Then install super user in play store update binary. Every thing is back to normal.

I was having touch issue before this bit it was always random. Its gone now but I'm sure it will return. Usually wipe cache removes touch issue.
[ONE General] pedromaiaz:
about update

all went fine!!!! no issues!!
[ONE General] zaogm:
I figured I would try to redo everything and followed this guide to get the opo back. I had to unlock the bootloader again and reroot I used this guide again.

I put the original signed zip file on my phones memory, opened twrp tried to flash and got the same "e:zip signature verification failed:1" error. I haven't tried the altered version this time. Pretty confused as to whats going on.

My phone still hasn't received the option to OTA. Any thoughts on what could be causing the problem? I didn't do a full wipe before following the return to stock instructions. Would that change anything?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
What's the full filename of the file you're trying to flash?

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[ONE General] zaogm:
cm-bacon-ac1ccf7921-to-5fa8c79c0b-signed.zip
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Why don't you just flash the full ROM?

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[ONE General] :
Due to I have deleted some system apps, I need to install 38R before update to 44S.

Exists a link to the full (not incremental) 44S?

If not possible, whats the best instructions to flash full-38R (without loss sdcard data)?

Thanks
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Full 44S doesn't exist yet. You'll have to clean flash the full 38R ROM zip and then apply the 44S OTA update. You can grab the recovery flashable 38R ROM zip from here:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95747613655046955

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[ONE General] :
is there a way to flash 38r from fastboot without lost the sdcard?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Why do you want to flash it with fastboot? The link I just gave you is for 38R that can be flashed through your custom recovery, much easier.

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[ONE General] :
sorry, if possible I prefer to flash official ones
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Dude, it's exactly the same thing, it does exactly the same thing, the outcome is exactly the same. You can flash via fastboot if you want to but you should know that the only difference is in the way the file is named, that's it (apart from the fact that it also wipes your user data). Just flash the zip through recovery, you'll save yourself a lot of trouble and end up with the exact same outcome.

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[ONE General] gianton:
I think he's on stock recovery.
[ONE General] zaogm:
I'm not sure I follow. I started with a fresh instal of the full 38r ROM then tried to upgrade to 44s. I'm trying to understand what is causing the failure.

Edit: phone just got ota option. When I choose install I reboot into twrp goto cache for the install file which is there then get the same error on installation...
[ONE General] reevester:
Flashing this via TWRP on 38R/Franco Kernel gave some weird error during flash.

Buggered up my installation. Had to restore, luckily i took a backup less than 12 hours back! :mad:
[ONE General] :
flashed!

appreciate your help!
[ONE General] mobbarley:
finally got the OTA pushed out to my device, been refreshing for days
[ONE General] turtlesensei:
Thank you for the tip. wifi also broken on my oneplus after updated to 44S. Flashed back to Franco fixed the problem.
[ONE General] pifsworld:
This update has made my one worse with black image at top of screen when opening and closing apps and the key board not opening as soon as it should had no probs before this update .
[ONE General] cjbart1009:
Is it just me? Or does WiFi not work on this update?

sent from my One and only
[ONE General] neothechosenone:
Flashed the OTA today.

Screen-issues seem to be relesoved. But phone is getting pretty hot now :/ even when doing nothing (this includes discharging)
[ONE General] CravingMender9:
WiFi works for me.

No problems at all here.
[ONE General] AcmE85:
No, you are not the only one on xda whose wifi doesn't work and who at the same time doesn't know why... :fingers-crossed:
[ONE General] vikramdhani:
Seems like everything is working fine for me after the update only thing that has changed no root for me anymore :(
[ONE General] pinoymutt:
Yes, get the 38R package and use the following commands:

For the kernel: flashboot flash boot boot.img

For system: flashboot flash system system.img

You won't lose your data doing this and is the flashboot equivalent of dirty flashing with official code.
[ONE General] Rod3:
Any one else having issues with the navbar after this update? Randomly, the back navbar button will stop working in an app (still vibrates, just doesn't go back) until I kill the app, then it works again as it should.

Had this happen in Chrome as well as Gmail apps. Wiped caches after updating.

Probably just reflash the factory image at some point.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Yeah sorry, I kinda dropped the ball there. Can you please take a photo of the error?

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[ONE General] zaogm:
The error

edit: a quick update. I did a full system wipe then restored to original factory 38r as seen here. Then allowed the phone to OTA update. No issues getting to 44s this way. Of course, the phone's bootloader is locked and is now unrooted.

Is the root method found here causing some sort of changes on the system that are preventing the OTA update or twrp pushed signed update? I would like to reroot but am curious about this before I go forward.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You didn't actually need to lock your bootloader again, but you've done it now so too late. I just hope you can get it unlocked again ok (if that's what you want).

Having root has zero effect on whether you can take OTA updates, so don't worry about that. There was something else preventing the zip from succeeding.

Our of curiosity, when you initially flashed the 38R ROM zip did you clean flash or dirty flash?

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[ONE General] zaogm:
First time was dirty (the instructions didn't mention the need to wipe). The second time was clean.

I already unlocked the bootloader and rerooted the phone. Restoring it right now. I guess I'll know if a new issue arises on the next ota...
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
I did say that a full wipe would be the best option back in post #229, but I guess that didn't work anyway. Glad you're up and running now though.

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[ONE General] lolitsryan96:
So can my franco keranl R30 work with the moded zip?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Yeppers. Read back a bit and you'll see quite a few people confirming this.

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[ONE General] emmanuel_baez:
Would anyone be able to assist me with the issue of not being able to keep the system mounted? I flashed 44s over 33r and hadn't realized that it was necessary to go to 38r first. Is there something I can do because as of now I'm soft bricked.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Are you able to get into recovery? Just do a full wipe and flash Calkulin's stock rooted 44S ROM.

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[ONE General] emmanuel_baez:
Yeah I can get into recovery however since I can't keep system mounted nor flash anything via fastboot I don't know how I could flash a rom. I'll give it a shot as soon as I can and we'll see, thanks man.
[ONE General] vikramdhani:
I lost the root and will need to root it all over again
[ONE General] lolitsryan96:
hi, thanks for the awesome infromation.

was wondering can i just take your modded zip and flash it on do i need to do a clean instal?

will there be a difference if i take ur moded zip even if i dont have mods?

coz i cant rmb if i had mods.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You can't do a clean install because it's an OTA, it must be flashed over the top of your existing 38R system. It doesn't matter if you don't have any mods.

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[ONE General] lolitsryan96:
thanks! is your link down?

and see attached pic with your modded zip should work right?

where can i get the super su zip , cant find it.

Thanks loads!
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Yes the zip with the modded script should work for you (the reason the stock zip is failing is due to having a modified lockscreen on your phone). The link is working fine for me, you need to use the MEGA app to download it though so grab that first. You can get the SuperSU zip here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538053

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[ONE General] swapna81:
I have a custom ROM on my phone, so just flashing this OTA file and then the super su file would be enough ?
[ONE General] lolitsryan96:
Thanks! Got it fixed!!

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If I am not wrong this is a OTA Zip which requires 38R cm11s, if are not on it flashing the zip will be trouble.
[ONE General] rylandk:
Successfully flashed stock update .zip in TWRP. Was on 38r with Franco kernel 31r. Started by flashing stock WLAN zip from Franco, then flashed 44s update, then SuperSU. Rebooted and reinstalled Franco r31 without issues.

All is well, thanks for the .zip.
[ONE General] RotesMeerJogger:
hi guys! have a short question. my OPO is rooted with xposed and xprivacy installed but with stock rom and kernel. so to can make the OTA update, i need to uninstall xposed download modified OTA and flash it in TWRP? thanks for short hint :)
[ONE General] ace_apr27:
So I flashed the 44S update but now, the phone won't turn on.

I'm on stock. I'm rooted and I have TWRP. Not sure what I should be doing at this point.

It gets stuck at the boot animation. No matter how long I leave it there.
[ONE General] dmarden:
In the immediate term, I would probably restore the backup I made right before flashing the update... boot my phone up. Verify the MD5 of the OTA download and redownload if necessary. If the OTA was ok, I'd probably reflash 38R cleanly and then apply the OTA.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You can't do that, you must be on the correct preceding version of CM11S to flash an OTA.

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[ONE General] Skyder3:
Nope. All you need to do is to turn off xposed modules (i.e. disable them and restart), then do the update, then flash super su zip through recovery and then just re-run the xposed modules. That is all.

Source: same situation as OP
[ONE General] reevester:
Error while flashing? Read this!

For folks getting the error 'assert failed: apply_patch_check' (refer screenshot below), you can follow these steps to solve the error and successfully update:

[IMG="Screenshot of error while flashing within TWRP"]http://s28.postimg.org/56zguhry5/Screenshot_2014_11_13_12_13_00_1.png[/IMG]

1. You've modified your system to such an extent that the OTA cannot flash itself. E.g. the smooth scroll mod or some other mod.

2. You need to obtain the stock firmware from here, extract it and fastboot flash system.img .

3. Reboot and try to flash the update (either via the OTA prompt) or sideloaded.

3. If you want root, re-root.

Simple! :fingers-crossed: