yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0v3rl0rd:
I've got similar problem here:

I manualy flashed (fastboot) the XNPH44S from the official site using these steps below:

1.	fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
2.	fastboot flash sbl1 sbl1.mbn
3.	fastboot flash dbi sdi.mbn
4.	fastboot flash aboot emmc_appsboot.mbn
5.	fastboot flash rpm rpm.mbn
6.	fastboot flash tz tz.mbn
7.	fastboot flash LOGO logo.bin
8.	fastboot flash oppostanvbk static_nvbk.bin (this partition seems to have appeared in the 44S build)
9.	fastboot flash system system.img
10.	fastboot flash userdata userdata_64G.img
11.	fastboot flash boot boot.img
12.	fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
13.	fastboot flash cache cache.img

Than, I flashed TWRP 2.8.4.1.

And everything works except when I try installing "cm-12-20150123-NIGHTLY-bacon.zip" from the official cyanogenmod website.

At that point I get the error as shown in the attachment.

The last thing I didn't try is:

Where is this info from?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scottx .:
You've got to flash the updated files first.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0v3rl0rd:
Tnx. I did it this morning. TZ check now works. Installed the cm-12-20150123-NIGHTLY but it has too many flaws (automatic brightness sensor not working, only FEW tiles are available in notification drawer, profiles don't work properly, too long delay for double-tap to wake the screen, ...). I'll install the cm-12-20150124-NIGHTLY later today to see if there are any improvements. My laziness is the only thing keeping me from reverting back to official 44S (a lot more customization options there).
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hughfollett:
Is it safe to flash back to cm11s after flashing the 2401 nightly? I follow the instructions in the cm11s official thread in android original development

Inviato dal mio A0001 utilizzando Tapatalk
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0v3rl0rd:
If You download the official factory image (LINK)

And do these steps:

1.	fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
2.	fastboot flash sbl1 sbl1.mbn
3.	fastboot flash dbi sdi.mbn
4.	fastboot flash aboot emmc_appsboot.mbn
5.	fastboot flash rpm rpm.mbn
6.	fastboot flash tz tz.mbn
7.	fastboot flash LOGO logo.bin
8.	fastboot flash oppostanvbk static_nvbk.bin (this partition seems to have appeared in the 44S build)
9.	fastboot flash system system.img
10.	fastboot flash userdata userdata_64G.img (or userdata.img if You have the 16GB version)
11.	fastboot flash boot boot.img
12.	fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
13.	fastboot flash cache cache.img

Then it should have to work.

The files (new firmware) that are replaced when upgrading from CM11S to CM12 will be replaced.

Picture in the attachmend:

LEFT RAR - new CM12 files

RIGHT - official factory image files
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ek69:
This link might be of use to you

http://www.cmxlog.com/12/bacon/

I'm on temasek ROM right now and it's got a decent amount of customization going on. Nothing like cm11s of course since for one xposed doesn't yet run on ART AFAIK but feature wise its getting there.

And yeah that one step you didn't do that I posted was the one step required haha [emoji12] [emoji106]

Try it different ROMs and see which one you like

Sent From Lollipopified Bacon Goodness!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0v3rl0rd:
I went back to CM11S half an hour ago. Was using the exact steps I wrote in my last post. Works like new now :)

Yes, that step was the one needed. I didn't know that those files aren't included in custom ROMs. Anyway, TNX for the info, but, as I stated above, I'm back to factory CM11S. It has all the customization I need. Lollipop looks great, really great, and it's so smooth. It's just that it isn't a finished product for the OPO yet. I hope they release an official build in a month or so :)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IkamG:
Thank you! This worked! :good::good::good::laugh::laugh:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SysAdmNj:
I'm getting same error:

Skipping MD5 check: no MD5 file found

Comparing TZ version TZ.BF.2.0-2.0.0109 to TZ.BF.2.0-2.0.0096

assert failed: oppo.verify_trustzone("TZ.BF.2.0-2.0.0109") == "1"

E:Error executing updater binary in zip '/sdcard/Download/Euphoria-OS-1.0-bacon-20150318.zip'

Error flashing zip '/sdcard/Download/Euphoria-OS-1.0-bacon-20150318.zip'

Updating partition details...

FAILED

This started happening after I went from stock 44s to omni unofficial 5.1. The 5.1 works fine but limited features so I tried to flash back down to a 5.0.2 rom whether euphoria or bliss and I get that error in twrp. I can flash the 5.1 rom with no issues though. I've tried going back to 44s updated to 55 on stock and then to the 5.0.2 roms and still failed. Of course clean wipes with all my flash attempts. I did flash a 33r and then a 44s oneplus one modem to test out battery life, could be unrelated but can anyone explain how I can resolve my issue? ThANks :)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] waterdaan:
You're joking, right?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SysAdmNj:
At that point wish I was, but all is well now thanks for your concern :)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SomniusX:
about that.. latest bacon firmware 2015-02-* can be located at

http://slimdevs.com/

just saying!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fantystic:
OPO finally working after buggy OxygenOS, unflashable ROMS, "storage full" errors

I also had this issue using TWRP 2.7.1.1 with my OnePlus One running OxygenOS. I was having multiple problems: flashing any ROM besides Oxygen would fail; Dropbox would give a popup error of "storage full or unavailable" when I have have 31% of 59.25GB left; I can take a screenshot, but then it gives the error, "couldn't take screenshot due to limited storage space, or it isn't allowed by the app or your organization;" a similar storage space restriction error pops up in a few different apps, so it seems to be a systemic problem; I was also unable to sideload any file using adb as there were a few different errors I would encounter (i.e. closed, files wouldn't completely transfer, etc.) so getting any other files on the phone was impossible.

What fixed it completely was flashing CWM recovery on there (philzrecovery) which immediately allowed everything to work properly. I tried every other version of TWRP as well previously, and only 2.7.1.1 was the only flashable one.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Started havind this issue this week. Currently on Omni, pretty recent, from the latest builds. I'm also on the latest fw from October.

Trying to flash SlimLP build by Minux, and I'm faced with this issue, every time on TWRP 2.8.6 and 2.8.7. Tried with Philz and had an error, number 7 if I remember correctly.

Any help will be appreciated.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naeem76:
Update your firmware
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Yes, that was the issue, thanks.

Strange thing is that I was in a firmware newer than the 241 firmware (witch fixed the issue).
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Laboutre:
Thanks, it very well worked for me also...
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laurencetitus22:
Updated files? I'm trying to flash 20160605 nightly for oneplus 2. What updated files should I flash?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] shogunmark:
Im sure that got your attention...

There seems to be some recent issues with the massive amounts of new members that just learned how to type but dont know how to read or click the search button located in the upper right corner of your screen...

Now look, enough is enough, if your not going to read, or search, or post things in the proper threads then dont ***** when your being flamed... This forum has very simple rules and i used to think they werent hard to follow...

some of you will say, "The search button doesnt work, just brings up a bunch of junk and i have to sift through useless threads and cant find what i am looking for".... anyone wanna guess why?!? its because of the people that post without reading, its becoming a cluttered mess and a few noob's short of xda-developers.howardsforums.com

So some suggestions before you post:

Search

Read the f*cking wiki

Make your posting it in the right thread

If you have to start a new topic then make sure you include very detailed information if you want help, otherwise you will be ignored

If you like a rom then dont waste thread space by telling the creator how much you like the rom, update your signature and proudly display what rom you are using, or donate some $ to XDA, or to the creator(s)

Be smart and the other members will play nice

Oh one other thing to the frequent senior members (or the ones that dont post useless ****)

Instead of flaming on the noob's(which i know is fun :D ) could we just ignore them instead? im shooting for a less hostile enviroment.

p.s. any useless replies to this topic could be subject to edit
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] shigeo:
my new hero

dude you are so my new hero
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] abubasim:
A heuristic noob post filter would be nice, automatically diverting such posts to the New Beginners Forum called /dev/null . . . or "Recycle Bin" for you Windows guys :p
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] tadzio:
Yes, lately there have been a huge number of new members, and yes, the noob questions are sometimes annoying.

But to

is in my opinion not the right way to react.

Some more or less senior members have tried that in the last few weeks, and it didn't work - there are still as many noob posts as there were before.

But that approach definitely changed this place - from being a friendly and helpful forum to a hostile place full of foul language and an arrogance from some "senior" members who seem to think newcomers are inferior human beings. You know, there are areas where the Wiki has outdated or incomplete information, so "Read The F*ing Wiki" is not always the appropriate answer.

And even in cases where it is, insulting people like it has become standard here by a few "senior" members is extremely rude, and for me is not an acceptable way of communication.

Thanks for listening,

Daniel
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] pietrucci:
I totally agree with you, moderators or seniors should never use such language, no matter hoe right they are.

Shogunmark and some other "seniors", you should be ashamed of yourself...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] tadzio:
Just to clarify: my comment wasn't directed towards shogunmark. In the first post of this thread, he also asks senior members to stop flaming noobs.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] a-h-t1:
that might not be in a proper place to say , i may sound noob .

but i have a suggestion , why don't you make a spam bot like some forums do .

that spam bot detects autimatically any posts by the same user if they are close in time of posting ,

example : user named Noob posted 4 threads with the same exact content in less than 10 minutes .

"hi i'm noob and i don't know **** in this forum and i'm having fun ."

so the spam bot detect this noob posts and informs the moderators of it .

i hope it might help .

WBR
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] endipott:
in point of fact, the search button is "useless" because it defaults to the "show thread" mode in displaying query results. the "show thread" search result display mode presents only the topic ("thread / thread starter") under which the relevant result was posted (and thus only the ability to click into the thread from the first post). the response to any given query is therefore a list of top-level post titles (topics) which may or may not have relevance to the more deeply-nestled posts that the search engine has deemed pertinent to the user's inputted keywords/constraints. this is exacerbated by the default forum settings, which yield in excess of 50 display pages for many threads-- a condition that becomes all the more likely when a thread generates a lot of traffic/discourse (i.e.; when a thread might likely contain a worthwhile and relevant search result).

i find search results displayed in this fashion to be utterly useless. if i'm looking for an answer to question A, which was raised under topic X three weeks and 400 posts after the thread began, i'll never find it. i'd probably then start a new thread with just that already-answered question as it's topic-- certainly and evidently to the chagrin of moderators forum-wide, but within their power to remedy.

incidentally, what if any advantage is there to the default display method? i may be showing some naivete here, but i've never found it at all useful (quite the contrary); i use the forum's search engine only and precisely in those cases where my brain's proprietary search agency has failed-- that is, *because* no thread topic seems applicable to my question, i pose it to the engine, and on its default setting, it responds by reiterating the top-level subjects i've already discarded.

that is the very definition of uselessness in search results, the blame for which, i think, does not lay with new users as you claim, but with a (seemingly?) foolish server setting.

it's never the new users who are hostile, though, is it? in fact, they're usually overly obsequious, probably owing to the fact that every time in the past that they've asked a question of one of the hallowed mobile-device-forum moderators, they've been made to feel stupid for lacking experience enough to solve their own problem. systematic ignorance of any one sector of the mobile device community would conspicuously diminish the broad appeal and utility of xda-developers amazing wealth of techknowledge.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] unwired4:
Simple. When people register - send them an email that explains some of the forum do's and don'ts and how to search for individual posts.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] bleeding_edge:
I never meant for this to spark such a debate,

the point i wanted to make was this is a "technical development forum" and should be treated as such

if the situation spirals into too much garbage then the people who actually contribute to this community might give up due to frustration that could have otherwise been avoided.

i much prefer to be a forum troll rather than a post count hungry noise creator.

But at the moment even being a reader not poster sucks

/rant
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mxlaser:
Have you never seen the link for "SEARCH THIS THREAD"? its not hard.

I want to know, mmm, which SPL to use, i get a myriad of search results, some CLEARLY from the headers useful.

However, i've searched something a little more ambigeuos, i find and open what i feel are relevant threads, then search them. The 5 mins it takes to do that search will 99.9% of the time result in an answer, and take them less time than waiting for someone to answer.

Currently there are a massive amoun tof new idiots on the forums. Im fairly new myself, but i read the Wiki, read most of the current threads and searched before i asked for something. Its not hard.

Personally i think the forum needs for stronger moderation, in that users are given a three strike rule. Post utter rubbish without searchinig three times, and they become banned.

Clearly anyone not capable of the simplest of forum ettiqette doesnt belong here and will never really contribute anything.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jasjamming:
tadzio

you dont have to be politically correct, you can name me as being a senior member who uses foul language. the fact of the matter is i dont give a crap!. i have to deal with hundreds of PM's per day asking the darn same thing and its getting frikken annoying.

i think from this point forward i will hold off on new builds of wm6 till this forum gets sorted.

One thing you have to realise, these noobs who ask the same darn thing over and over again are mostly (not all) here NOT to contribute to the vast pool of knowledge, they are here to frikken leach, then if something dont work for them they frikken complain, *****, winge, and post numerious threads and posts.

I am not ashamed of myself because i dont give a ****.... i think i got the right to use foul language when enough is enough.,

my ****en 2cents worth!

anybody doest like what i am saying can go **** themselves and use wm5! Welcome to the Land Down Under ****wits!

:)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] walshieau:
Tadzio,

the wiki might be outdated with some information but not the basic! which is the answers to 90% of the questions asked! Im with Jaz in that they are here for one thing and thats to leech and leave, if there is a problem then ***** and whinge... i thought this was 'xda-developers' not 'xda-noobs', i have some patience for noobs for resonable questions but when they download a ROM and cannot be bothered to read the 'How To' and where to post sections enough is enough... its hard enough for us Cookers to keep track of real bugs and issues enough without sifting through useless threads about crap.

i came here for one thing to broaden my knowledge of PDA's and Windows Mobile and i have learnt so much from this site, because i read and read before posting.

I am not ashamed of the way i speak to ppl who dont take the time to read the pages that we write to help benefit the noobs in the first place.

my ****n two cents!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mushroomphoto:
This was so funny ... :D

Oops, sorry but I really couldn't help it.

Mr Tadzio just means well. You can see he does not want to offend anyone as you can see from his immediate note.

I'm also a newbie, as you can see from the amount of my posts, but I really really really try to search and read everything you guys post. It is a difficult task, though, to encourage everyone to read, read and read and then ask questions later but I guess nothing comes easy.

I also like the 'heuristic programming' to block noobs from posting. Hilarious. Like, you can create key phrases like 'how do you hard-reset' or 'where are the office applications' and just block them from posting. haha
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] unwired4:
That must be from the live version of the Men At Work song...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] duttythroy:
junior my self

I agree with the senior members, Mods, as a junior I flashed my universal countless of times without asking too much questions on the board it just took time reading through the wiki and sometimes reading through the posts relating to topics you want your question to be answered.

Having bought my new MDA Vario II it took me one week reading through the wiki, forums almost everything topic relating to Upgrading my device and the risks involved, since my first flash i havent encounter any bad flash of sort.

I read through the posts every hour and sometimes, I get irritated of the questions been asked repeatedly, so in terms of the senior members, Rom Cookers devoting thier own time giving us thier great work to share and let our devices look and feel as if it couldnt be better the least we do is just read, think and just before posting just think ( Is this question been mentioned before?)

I think the Mods,senior members should introduce some sort of membership before registering to new or to make it fair even existing members as to lessen new members who just want to come and go when they find what they want and also this would incorporate fundings towards XDA DEVELOPERS,

jUST MY 5CENTS
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ibanyard:
where can I download photon....

Eh?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ibanyard:
.... seriously though... I used to have problems with the search function - hadnt taken the time to use the "show posts" option rather than the "show threads". Once I'd made the switch.. easy street...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] endipott:
yes, we'll i spent about a year on the site thinking i couldn't use the search function at all because of the issue discussed above, only to recently discover the "search posts" option. you've just blown my mind with that "search thread." maybe now i'll be able to enable the internal gps on the hermes or successfully cook a simple damn ext_rom. ok, so i really missed the boat on the search functionality, but this illuminates the apparently widespread issue of search confusion, no? there is no treatment on queries in the wiki of any kind, aimed either at beginners or SQL engineers. i'm really rather technologically adept (notwithstanding present evidence to the contrary) and for whatever reason, i, too, managed to miss those functions. now, granted, in two years this is the first discussion i've been involved in, so obviously i worked silently through that very newbish failure to read the whole page without disturbing any other community members, but we can't expect all people who find themselves in the possession of a PPC to be able to immediately comprehend all that's needed in order for them to even begin to practically consider messing with the device.

unwired's point here is "simple," (as advertised) but really kind of elegant. i'd maybe extend it thus: perhaps someone (i clearly am not qualified, having missed that button which would have saved me many fruitless google domain searches) should draft a wiki treatment of the query interface. perhaps another could take up general forum ettiquette. mxlaser, maybe you could take up an introduction to SPL. make each section efficient and accurate, and call it the "new member welcome package." update the FAQ. do these things, and then you have a right to "flame" users who abrogate those then explicitly-posted regulations.

ultimately, the only way to ensure that threads stay on topic and avoid duplication is to heavily moderate. intrusive measures like probationary no-posting periods for new users run counter to the underlying concept of this type of web forum. i don't know how any system of regulations would or could work, but moderators should at least be deleting off-topic posts, and removing those other posts, too. you know the ones, where established users get all angry at a newbie for something or other and wax profane about how that newbie might better spend his time? yeah, well, those just waste more of everyone else's. if someone wants to give me privileges, i'd take on the challenge of cleaning up a little corner of the xda universe.

just as long as we're all on about the moderators, i think we should remember something my grandpa used to say: "everything in moderation, including moderation..."

oh also quickly:

in which canon of bulletin-board etiquette did you read that it was acceptable to intentionally misquote the person to whom you are responding? ["blah blah blah"] that seems to me to be a pretty simple, basic, fundamental requirement of discussion forums in general, i.e.: respect the written record... it looks as if you're behind in the count; you'd better protect the plate...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ibanyard:
Can the board software be modded to set search posts as default?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] KarhU:
I am not sure that would work - access based on number of posts would encourage people flooding free access forums with their posts/threads and in the end it would just slow down most resilient n00bs. Seniority given by the number of the posts promotes quantity instead of quality.

Another interesting philosophical problem: If I reply to the thread started by a noob asking for help I promote such a behavior (make new thread for all of your problems) to other noobs. If I flame noob instead and tell him to read WIKI I will help to create entire new useless thread. This is a problem that will compound itself over the time and leads to interesting phenomena when people start talking with excuses (I have searched and searched...) to avoid being flamed upon.

I would definitely vote for limited posting rights in the first month of noob's membership, that could help to bring some of needles posts down.