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[ONE General] :
What did you not understand from what I said? The OPO COS12 did pass, but they have not released it yet, so they are most likely probably holding it for Micromax's Yureka device to get the update first. Unless you have another idea why they hold the release.
[ONE General] fireforhire:
I understood you pulled the statement out of your ass. That much was clear....

The point was, how does it make any sense if OP already has cert. What the hell would a OP update have to do with a completely different company.
[ONE General] gsmyth:
I think people are thinking what the hell does the micromax device have to do with their Oneplus, why should it hold things up for us. But if this is the case its sounds like its cyanogen trying to be consistent with the launch of cm12 for the devices the officially support. Either that or they're in no rush as their relationship with one plus isnt exactly great at the moment. One plus have got oxygen out the door so probably aren't panicking about the cm update either.
[ONE General] :
That was mean, hurt my feelings lol. Micromax said this on their video for the promotion of Yureka they'll receive the update first. OnePlus is not the one who controls the Cyanogen OS update first of all, who Cyanogen Inc. made deals with other companies for the OS. True, they got certification for the okay, but they still hold it, so they don't give a rats ass if they release it today or in the future.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egICRAWvjd8

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I was guessing it was the case to be consistent with the launch of COS12. See my above post.
[ONE General] t2jbird:
It's available!!!
[ONE General] NickosD:
https://cyngn.com/blog/cyanogen-os-12-is-the-sweetest

Sent from my bacon!!!!!
[ONE General] :
That's good Cyanogen Inc. made an announcement to keep people from keep asking it has arrived and great they didn't wait on their other devices to update at the same time.
[ONE General] Mikey:
http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/cm12s-update-available-t3081600

http://www.reddit.com/r/oneplus/comments/32iby5/so_it_begins/
[ONE General] gerciolisz:
Seems oxygen with its opensource camera engine makes photos a lot faster... Hmm it is hard to choose now... I'll stay on cm but have oxygen on secondary
[ONE General] Restorer:
Yep, found mine waiting this morning too (UK, if that matters)
[ONE General] nyzoli72:
Is the link where I can download the new cm12 Os?

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I found it on technobuzz.net pages just I can't give a link here yet:)
[ONE General] happydad4130:
Cm12s with AK kernel is the way to go
[ONE General] Franc38:
OTA hasn't reached me yet... I don't know if I'll wait for it or flash the zip...

So, race of OS it is, I'll flash the zip if the OTA isn't there by three in the afternoon!
[ONE General] kurtextrem:
What I can see right now:

- Quick settings are gone. I don't like that. I need to enlarge the notification panel if I want to change something... also the sync tile is gone.

- Auto brightness setting is gone or not anymore included on the brightness slider

- The lockscreen is ****: I can't unlock directly (using the pattern), I have to do a swipe up before I can.
[ONE General] gsmyth:
What do you mean quick settings, if you swipe down from the right hand side does it not fully expand the quick settings panel?

I think the sync tile going is a Google thing as I dont have it on 5.1 on my nexus 7.

Not sure about the lockscreen sorry.
[ONE General] kurtextrem:
Well, I mean on Android 4.4 you had those "quick settings" if you have opened the notification panel. The "quick settings" were like a notification, just always on the same place (on top). It had space for a few buttons (to quickly toggle some things). The "other" quick settings were accessible when swapping the side of the notification panel. The "quick" settings now are more huge...

And the lockscreen can't have widgets.. that's really unfortunate :(
[ONE General] gsmyth:
Ah yes remember it now, I assumed everyone used the pull down notifications since 4.0+. The below app may provide similar functionality.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle
[ONE General] Jole7:
+1
[ONE General] Franc38:
As all the previous times, impatience won over the curiosity of experiencing an OTA for the first time... So I flashed.

Still finding my ways around but feel like there are many improvements even if they are not obvious at first.

For example, the auto-brightness is not visible in the quick settings any more... But it's there and works better (at least so it seems to me so far).

I'm going to give the stock kernel a quick drive, but I'll certainly move back to Boeffla's soon after (it's been my daily driver since the days of the Galaxy SIII.... )
[ONE General] ahaq:
AK Kernel and 12s
[ONE General] kurtextrem:
Back to my roots.. I've used that for years on my Galaxy Nexus :D

Is there a way to change how often the weather updates in the notification bar?

And: Is there a way to add weather to the lockscreen? The clock alone is just ... useless.
[ONE General] netsmagic:
Which AK kernel are you using? The latest for 12.1?
[ONE General] Lukaslukasm:
Use 213 trust me it's smooth!
[ONE General] vectro73:
I don't get it. Why do I need unlocked bootloader to flash zip via recovery? They can release signed zip with signed kernel for stock recovery. Nothing impossible here, is not it?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
CM recovery can only flash zips signed by CM. And it's extremely unlikely (read: it ain't gonna happen) that CM will start signing zips created by a competing development team.

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[ONE General] vectro73:
OK, I see.

I give this ROM a try then only if it will be possible to re-lock phone after flashing. If not, then I will be with CM.
[ONE General] fmc000:
Just a curiosity: why do you want that?
[ONE General] vectro73:
Cause I like when phone is in stock state. I always use official firmwares with locked BL and without root access(unless I really need it to do some stuff, after it I always do un-root and re-lock). As we can see here, this phone has few official firmwares, that's why I will give it a try, but only if it will be true official firmware and can boot on locked BL :)
[ONE General] BobderDritte:
I will wait and check video reviews and stuff like that.

What I am really looking forward to is what O OS will bring to the table. What I am trying to say: It would be stupid just to release a rom without any features that are standing out; I mean we all have goor custom roms for the one plus , am I correct ? They made some kind of noise introducing the oxygen team, some kind of media hype .. then they said ( If i remember correct ) that oxygen OS will use stock google launcher. So what are they gonna to implement in the rom, some kind of fancy new featrues or will they just focus on speed and battery ? If so, for me ( looking always for something fresh and new ) the oxygen rom will be nothing special, cause I would still choose the lollipop custom rom with best battery life.

Lets see whats gonna happen
[ONE General] fmc000:
OK, this explains why I had problems understanding your reasons. I rooted my phone two minutes after having bought it, I switched to CM12 nightlies in December and never looked back. Moreover, I will never install CM12S and it's quite unlikely that I will ever try OxygenOS if it comes loaded with all the BigG bloatware.
[ONE General] ahaq:
new firmware in latest nightly of cm, oh yes we getting closer and closer to cm12s
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Ok, but do you realise that there's absolutely no difference between it being locked and it being unlocked? Except that you ever have something go wrong and need to flash the stock images to recover you'll be screwed if your bootloader is locked.

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[ONE General] bozzykid:
This is true. However, the bootloader comes from OnePlus and it is possible recovery is managed by OP and would support signed ROMs from them. I don't know this to be true but it is possible. If that was the case, you could be able to flash the ROM from stock recovery.
[ONE General] :
I think its a good point as well. But we are clearly all just speculating.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Where the bootloader comes from is irrelevant (pretty sure it's OPPO anyway, not OnePlus). The recovery comes from CM and will only flash zips signed by CM.

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[ONE General] fmc000:
yup, got back to the previous (aka CM11) numberings.

EDIT: the new firmware breaks the in-call proximity sensor, as it happened with wrong radios. I'd say the we are not closer to CM12S, more likely the opposite!
[ONE General] pbergonzi:
Never Settle.

I think we can all agree OnePlus already surprised us with their phone, and with a great build of CM--I'm expecting no less for a new OS. OnePlus has a good eye for delivering quality as in "Never Settle", and the PA team is no slouch--imagine if they improved on CM.

They expect it to be sufficient for us to want to replace CM?--I'm dying to see.
[ONE General] bozzykid:
OnePlus said recently the bootloader came from OPPO so we already know this. And yeah recovery is what matters. My point is while CM created the recovery, OPPO has a say in how it works. They could easily allow OPPO roms. OPPO still has control in how the bootloader and recovery works.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Possible, yes, but anything's possible. Likely? Not really.
[ONE General] Badd_blood:
I was thinking of trying Oxygen OS before CM12s, but since CM12 nightly has been so great for me I think I will just stick with that rather than setting up my phone twice.

By the way, whats the difference between CM12 and CM12S?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
It'll likely be the same as the difference between CM11 and CM11S; diddly-squat. Just a few proprietary apps.

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[ONE General] vectro73:
They have written that you gotta unlock your bootloader to flash OxygenOS already. The only question is, will it be possible to re-lock if after.

And for me it seems really stupid to unlock BL to flash even stock ROM, like cyanogen. For example, I had Sony Z1 and could flash stock rom without unlocking BL via their custom software.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
But the thing is there's literally zero benefit to having your bootloader locked, zero, zilch, zip. And multiple benefits to having it unlocked. Plus, if something goes wrong on your phone and your bootloader is locked you could be in stupid trouble.

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[ONE General] vectro73:
What kind of trouble can I possible get? if something goes wrong and I still can get into fastboot, I will unlock it with one command, but if it is unlocked but I can't reach fastboot, it won't help me anyway.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
That's the thing, there have been several cases where the "fastboot oem unlock" hasn't worked (for whatever reason). So you're stuck with a locked bootloader which means you can't flash stock images. This is a stupid bug, but it's one of those bugs that it's best to safeguard yourself against just in case.

This is why I

never

get into trouble with my phones, I research, I understand what I'm doing, and I mitigate risk by keeping up to date with information about the device I'm using.

So the question is this: if there's literally no benefit at all (and I do mean seriously none) to having your bootloader locked, and many benefits to having it unlocked, why on earth keep it locked?

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[ONE General] vectro73:
Funny thing is that I've never gotten any problem with any of my devices either :) I had meizu MX2, MX4, SGN 8. SGTS 10.5, Sony Z1, and OPO and have never hardbricked any of them.

I just got tired of all this stuff like wiping, flashing, modifying etc and that's why I decided to keep my devices in stock-like state.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
The choice is entirely yours, but like I said, benefit = zero, risk = high.

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[ONE General] gsmyth:
7 days to go to Oxygen OS guys and 10 for CM12S... :fingers-crossed:

:silly:

http://itsalmo.st/#oxygenostime
[ONE General] xxBrun0xx:
How has this not been locked?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Probably has something to do with there being no reason to lock it. But if you feel it breaks a rule of XDA then you can use the report function to report it.
[ONE General] gsmyth:
...on a serious note...

https://twitter.com/leaksfly/status/578939645309898752/photo/1

[IMG="Oxygen"]https://twitter.com/leaksfly/status/578939645309898752/photo/1[/IMG]
[ONE General] fmc000:
Nice.
[ONE General] clownfart:
I'm very intrigued.
[ONE General] ahaq:
Few days left!
[ONE General] :
I had that. Luckily I was rooted so I could circumvent it with flashify to return to custom recovery. also flashed the zip that unlocks, that fixed it for me.

I think it was a combination of cm recovery, bad flash and unlucky that fixed it. Never though it could happen to me also .

two things that would make it worthwile to be locked is if you want to maintain max security, in such sense that none can tamper with it and flash something that comprimises you.

The other one is to make it a difficult as possible for the noobs. As they will have a bad experience flashing random stuff and thus minimizing help desk strain. Ofcourse this doesnt apply to you, but could apply to me mwahaha
[ONE General] vectro73:
Security is the reason why I don't have root. I have some bank apps and NFC payment enabled. And they all need stock firmware without root or even dev settings enabled. And as I remember, it was impossible to hide root from these apps. I tried something like this on my sony z1 with cm12. They even did not want to work on totally unrooted cm12.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
That's all fair enough, but an unlocked bootloader and root are two entirely different things, and really have nothing to do with each other. Or does your banking app check for an unlocked bootloader too?

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[ONE General] vectro73:
I was talking about root only in last message, but I think it is highly difficult to check whether bootloader is locked or not, cause every device has it different and samsung devices have it unlocked at all, as far as I know. So, I think the app can check only root.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
There are some apps that do check the status of the bootloader and will refuse to run if it's unlocked.

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[ONE General] milomak:
i'll give both a bash
[ONE General] gsmyth:
Some more photos of oxygen os leaked..

https://twitter.com/leaksfly/status/579913333890924545
[ONE General] the Doctor:
Quite the leak... I like the O2 motif.

The other two are just standard Lollipop stuff.
[ONE General] BobderDritte:
really just have one quesiont .. and I am looking forward, maybe Oxygen OS will surprise me or make me sad haha

with all the hype ( the "press conference" on reddit, the fancy team pictures of the oxygen team and so on ) what are they coming up with ?

will it be just like another custom rom ? How will this OS stand out, be different ? Better performace and battery life or new and exciting features / ideas not seen before on a rom ?

I just want to say, they have to do a little bit more than just "polish" the cm nightlies ......
[ONE General] gsmyth:
There is a lot of hype, as this is basically what Oneplus relies on to generate publicity and create some online marketing. From what has been said and hinted, I hope to see a close to stock lollipop ROM with some nice features, minimal bloat and so good battery life. I dont think it will be quite as customisable as CM and won't share all of the same features, but will most likely have its own unique ones. I'm just hoping for a stable build with good battery life and so any extra features will be an added bonus/surprise. :)
[ONE General] BobderDritte:
But: Battery life with custom kernel and rom does the job pretty good, so what do they have that let them think people will use the oxygen os. You install the like a custom one as far as I understood; so the rom is in the beginning for the people already flashing roms, so they should better come up with a great rom with some unique features and ides to reach a lot of people ....
[ONE General] gsmyth:
True, but dont forget this is primarily in house build to replace Cyanogen's OS in markets where their partnership has ran into issues. And so being a flashable ROM is probably a secondary focus, if that. The main objective, as I see it, is to provide and up to date, stable, reliable android build that can ship with the phone.
[ONE General] BobderDritte:
wow Yea h you might be right .. so I guess for users with custom roms, Oxygen Os might not be interesting
[ONE General] gsmyth:
Depends on what your needs/desires are really, its always great to have another option to flash/play with. Some people like cutting edge ROMs that have all the features, while others prefer a more stripped back vanilla flavour. Thankfully with the OPO we have the choices available and a nexus-like bootloader to let us take advantage.
[ONE General] :
same here,

plus latest leak shows a target image as bootimage.

never like paranoid android and the weird associations they make with images.

prefer a more secure design, rather then paranoid inducing design of images

but thats just me

ps no I dont wear a tin foil hat
[ONE General] :
True that PA has had fun images, but this is a ROM to become a mainstream OS for not only regular users but professionals such as corporate employees to use.

It is a professional OS, NOT PA, and thus should/will be clean and professional.

I'm an attorney, and I use my device for business at least 10 hours a day. I will appreciate a clean stable OS.

Just because its the PA devs doesn't mean it will be like PA with regards to silly images, etc.
[ONE General] bozzykid:
You mean the leak from a Twitter user who posts nothing but fake images?
[ONE General] :
yep that one
[ONE General] bozzykid:
So you are basing your opinion based on a fake image posted on Twitter? OnePlus has already posted the boot animation btw.
[ONE General] :
didn know it was fake lol. anyway am looking forward to what they will achieve. maybe I will be persuaded :)
[ONE General] ikbenben201:
I'll stick with CM. But i will wait to update until i know for sure that there aren't too many bugs in it.

But I'm curious about Oxygen too though.
[ONE General] Sulaimanshariff:
Well after reading most of the posts here and checking out the leaks and stuff one thing is for sure oxygen os cannot be that good as of the leaks that weather app resembles meizu os and wt can u expect from a new os??? Im looking forward for cm 12s as cyanogenmod never disappoints the users no heavy bloatwares and no drastic battery drain but you cannot simply compare two os before they're released probably oxygen os might add some new gestures or exciting features expect the same with cyanogenmod 12s[emoji12] wait until March ends and ul choose the one which is better for you[emoji6]
[ONE General] digkong:
2 days: D
[ONE General] bozzykid:
OnePlus confirmed the weather app was fake. But even if they didn't, the person "leaking" these screenshots is just a troll. His Twitter is full of fake screenshots. Just a guy looking for attention and so many people falling for it.
[ONE General] twaffle:
If it's a repackaged Paranoid Android, then Oxygen. If it's a completely new repackage, then CM12.
[ONE General] thehackersz:
guys,

may in know what is the difference between Cyanogenmod Rom vs Paranoid Android Rom?
[ONE General] pinoymutt:
For those asking about re-locking their bootloader, this app has support for the OPO and you can lock/unlock freely without losing data. Yes you need root for this app, but if you want the functionality you could always root, lock the bootloader and then unroot. Can do all this in about 5-10 minutes.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.segv11.bootunlocker&hl=en
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
If you enter that question into Google you'll find what you're looking for.

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[ONE General] TheROMGuy:
This made me happy.
[ONE General] ahaq:
Two days left I belive
[ONE General] massalmasy:
I will try them both...
[ONE General] fermasia:
Can anyone honestly forsee something really new in these releases? I mean, CM12s sounds like it will be pretty much the same as CM12 nightlies, and well, OxygenOS is way too new (and when one sees what OPO did with ColorOS, makes one expect some stable stock Aosp as the best case scenario). Just saying... :good:
[ONE General] Logic717:
The truth is that most of us will try them both. I just wish the speculation would end. We'll see what gets released and then evaluate it from there... All this left field crap based on people's personal feelings on one developer group versus another is irrelevant.

Bottom line for a user like me is stability and feature set. I'll make that decision after they are released and I for one appreciate them taking the time to fully bake both options. Hopefully the end product is worth the wait
[ONE General] :
I'm just hoping for a stable stock aosp-like rom. But that's just me. This is a business device for me.

Most important to me is having a good software navbar option.

We will see if oxygen sways me from slimkat. But to me right now, its all about pure stability, battery life, and performance.
[ONE General] iamelton:
one more day for OxygenOS..
[ONE General] vandizzam:
I don't think so
[ONE General] Mohdsultan:
why??

It will be avail in a day ;)..
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Take it with a grain of salt. There's endless baseless speculation surrounding OxygenOS and CM12S.

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[ONE General] Mohdsultan:
Lol whatever we will know soon!!.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
I meant take the post you quoted with a grain of salt. Just another person with zero inside knowledge of what's going on at OnePlus claiming to know what's going on at OnePlus.

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[ONE General] Mohdsultan:
Ohh ok yeah!.
[ONE General] uansari1:
I'll stick to CM until such time as they strip Google out of the OS...then it's on to another ROM. I am on Android only because of Google, so I don't particularly care for the Cyanogen CEO's attitude, considering they'd still be hacking Windows Phone devices if Google hadn't brought us Android.
[ONE General] Zorachus:
Is it officially official, that Oxygen OS is released tomorrow the 27th, and CM12S the 30th, next week ?

I keep reading rumors, saying yes, probably, maybe, etc... But for real ?
[ONE General] gr8guzzler:
Read this https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/android-lollipop-update-official-release-dates.282330/