yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Original Android Development] johnb380:
Its all about the mighty dollar bills friend.

They do that so that you must get a new phone and spend more money. They have to give people motivation to spend their hard earned money don't they!? I mean even if you have a Nexus 6 from last year you'd be stuck with the old camera stuff as the new nexus 6p and 5x are the only ones that have the new camera libraries and fingerprint tech.

They can't very well give an old device new hardware thru software updates!

The same goes for us we can't run the new stuff so what's the point in giving us the code? Our phones are old that's pretty much what it comes down to honestly. Custom ROMs will bring us most of the stuff that can be ported over but some stuff just isn't compatible with our device no matter what.

O well I'm happy with my One+ 1 personally and they won't be pushing me to spend more money just to have a handful of new features.
[ONE Original Android Development] TheNakedMam:
What features don't "fit" the One from Android 6.0? Ignoring the fingerprint and the camera (both require hardware & optimization), what software features won't be possible on the One?
[ONE Original Android Development] johnb380:
The rest is just stuff we've already got in custom ROMs anyways. That's what I'm saying the only NEW stuff is a few dumb things that don't even matter so the only real changes are hardware specific anyways.

Edit:

http://www.wired.com/2015/10/android-6-0-marshmallow-best-features/

Here you go these are the new features and to be honest we've almost all of these for 6 months now on custom ROMs right?

I mean most of them are just in the new launcher so I wouldnt call them Android features. More like Google home features.
[ONE Original Android Development] ernestnwanu:
Android 6.0 is an under-the-hood update more than anything. That's plenty to look forward to in itself, given LP still leaves much to be desired.
[ONE Original Android Development] johnb380:
Honestly I partially agree but.... IMO Google kinda dropped the ball this time around. They really could have done a lot more with 6.0 its really not a big enough upgrade to deserve a whole number jump 5.1 to 6.0 is wrong it should of been 5.1 to 5.2.

Really Apple crushed Android this time around if you really wanna be honest about it. They actually overhauled their whole UI to deserve the IOS 8.1 to IOS 9.0 moniker.

But I'm done going Off topic now so let's just wait and see what AOSP will bring us and be happy with it! ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
[ONE Original Android Development] Wilguens Joachin:
And what would the correct APN be? I've tried a few different ones but nothing seems to be working:(
[ONE Original Android Development] bucketheadmjs:
That would depend on who your service provider is...
[ONE Original Android Development] h2o64:
I'm reading through the comments because I have sadly nothing more to do (let's be off topic a tiny bit). I've worked on cleaning trees, fixing Find7Parts, writing scripts to rebase on M, made some free time to work on M... But CAF is slower than ever for this little update (#Android5.2)..

The whole team was getting prepared for an ultra quick setup but we sat here waiting. Our dev chat is just "Updates? - Nahh..."

I know this is kind of an off-topic post but that explains you the situation.

About M itself, we plan on making the exact same thing as with lollipop, even if I'll try to make the hidden features more accessable. Also, as the project will start the 2.0 edition and the project birthday being in 2 weeks, we remade and rethought the rom "rules and keys" to reflect our philosophy

.

That's it to answer all the PMs I received and to answer your questions
[ONE Original Android Development] Akath19:
That's where you're wrong and fud spreads, all new features (now on tap, new camera APIs, doze, etc.) are platform APIs, not Play Services APIs, which means that they belong to Android (and by extension AOSP) and not to Google Play Services.

Now On Tap depends on Google Now, which is included in GNL and can be downloaded via Play Store, it also depends on the extended voice actions API which is a platform API.

As someone said before, it makes no sense for Google to limit features only to Nexus devices, which is why those features were included in AOSP.

Dianne Hackborn explains ( https://plus.google.com/105051985738280261832/posts/4x9tJoFWNof ) quite well some of these features and how they're tied to platform APIs, not Play Services APIs.

This might sound rude, but please learn the difference between AOSP and Google Play Services before stating something like that.
[ONE Original Android Development] johnb380:
Duh... Your kinda saying what I already said the features that don't matter and thstnweve already had for months well get YES because they are in apps and the background.

But the stuff that is truly awesome we can't get because we don't have the hardware. Who really cares about permissions manager and doze honestly since we've had it for awhile. And the rest is background changes so yes well get them to because they are in apps like Google camera and Goole now launcher.

I was referring to things that our hardware can't possibly use not the slight changes your referring to.

But I'm done now let's just see what comes out of Caf Aosp then we can argue some more! [emoji16] ? ?

This is way off topic by now anyways so I'm done!

Edit: You do know that we don't even use all Aosp code for our Aosp ROMs. Caf is used to fill the voids so that code is from CM just a different branch. We don't have a nexus device so who knows what they will be able to get ported to our device tree. No one knows not yet at least. So anything we talk about is purely speculation right now.

Let's see how it goes in the next few weeks friend.
[ONE Original Android Development] miguepereira77:
If some old Nexus devices like N4, N7 and N5 can handle, why opo's hardware can't?...

I have a friend with the N6 and he said that the fluidity is awesome compared to LP, battery has improved as well for him...

There are some other changes, like the way M manages which app opens links and so...No more of "choosing" everytime... That's a feature I was long waiting for... What I mean is, that, those tiny changes for your point of view, can be big for others, as everyone uses the device differently...

Edit: A good video featuring M:https://youtu.be/LtsI8OoXZe4
[ONE Original Android Development] Jole7:
What about performance? Has some improvement?
[ONE Original Android Development] Kattiq:
Really excited for this ROM. Clean (caf) AOSP Marshmallow. Just please remove signal/network indicators from mobile data&WiFi icons for the pure AOSP look. :)
[ONE Original Android Development] xtremez:
I'm alittle curious, i'm downloading the file that says 1001-stable? However, under the version number in the phone it's showing as 0930. Is anyone else seeing the same thing?

Could i can't seem to work the OPPO off-screen gestures and also D2TW

*Correction : I meant D2TS
[ONE Original Android Development] AYEHAN:
Complilation date 0930, build date 1001

DT2S not working/implemented

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[ONE Original Android Development] xtremez:
Thanks for the reply, so usually just use power button to off display? How has the OPO power button held up for those who regularly uses it to off display? Any problems like the Nexus 5?
[ONE Original Android Development] Quasar:
One year on, no issues
[ONE Original Android Development] xtremez:
Great to know! Any recommendations on how to get the most out of the ROM?
[ONE Original Android Development] kdb424:
I think that's counter intuitive. It's about having less than more. However, for some that prefer a clean base to start, it's a good candidate for xposed and modules as most are designed for AOSP and this is the closest you are ever gonna get. So if you want to learn how to add things, basically look at any guide for modifying aosp roms, and that's that. You acn use the standard method for switching to software keys, use gravitybox, whatever you want without the roms changes getting in the way. At least, that's what I see it being awesome for other than people who want unmodded vanilla and nothing but.
[ONE Original Android Development] BBobby:
You can add that with xposed and gravity box, double tap to sleep. It is actually nicer than cm12.1 because bit won't expand the status bar with the first tap
[ONE Original Android Development] kdb424:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that the kernel that's installed is what AK bases his kernel on. You should be able to install UKM and synapse on this and get tap to wake on here too. I'm using AK kernel on my other rom and it's working awesome like that. Worth a shot at least.
[ONE Original Android Development] jukiewalsh:
That's not how it works, AK implemented things like that on his own. And we already have dt2w
[ONE Original Android Development] johnb380:
What?
[ONE Original Android Development] kdb424:
Ah, awesome. Just as I thought then. Sultanxda made the kernel that you guys use as per the credits, and AK is in fact based on that, so I assumed it was supported in the kernel was my point. Well, looks like we have tap to wake and sleep with this build pretty easily then. Thanks for the reply.

EDIT: I need to stop replying on XDA when I'm tired and having a nicotine buzz. I seem to make little sense. Sorry about that guys. I'm off for the night. I'll make sense in the morning, promise! Or I'll just shut up :p
[ONE Original Android Development] xtremez:
Thanks! I'll be trying that, previously was coming from CM-based Blisspop, taking sometime to adjust back to a more clean ROM. Was also flashing the wrong Xposed, didn't realize there was an update. Lets see how it goes

Add On : I've installed Gravitybox but it says something like framework inactive even though it's running. Any ideas>
[ONE Original Android Development] renaltosonylevi:
The last time I set up blisspop it took me more than an hour to set up all the option's.

All I want is a stable base to run nova launcher and my apps and this is it. For me no exposed or any mods just the cleanest smoothest battery friendly ROM you can get for the one plus one.
[ONE Original Android Development] xtremez:
Well it does seem like this ROM checks all those boxes, just need it to Tap to Sleep. Someone mentioned no issues after a year, but after seeing many many Nexus get that problem i'm just being cautious although it is a different phone :p
[ONE Original Android Development] renaltosonylevi:
After lots of cognitive therapy I have come to accept the power button.:D

I tend to think of this ROM as the begging not the end.:thumbup:
[ONE Original Android Development] lampshade90:
Hello,

so I bought a oneplus one for a few weeks. Finally it arrived. Unlocked it flashed twrp 2.8.7.0 and this ROM. Everything works great but I have an annoying WiFi issue.

My wife beside me got 32-40 Mbit on her iPhone. On oneplus I got 2-3 Mbit.

I've read a lot of threads, so a lot of people having this issue, but no one has a fix, that helped me.

I set the WiFi on phone constantly on 2,4 GHz, playing with the developer settings and now I get 32-40 Mbit too. But only for 10-15 minutes, than I had to turn wifi off and on again to resolve the problem.

I have no issue with wifi on several laptops, tablets and other phones so it had to be a oneplus issue. The question is, is it hardware or software related? I'm streaming a lot on my local network and a high speed and working wifi is a need.

So is it ROM/Kernel related? So I can hope to get rid of it with marshmallow, or do I have to sell the phone?

So hopefully someone, especially the developer, has a idea and believe me I've read every thread, this topic related, on xda and nothing helped.

regards lampshade

Sent from my A0001
[ONE Original Android Development] raggatokan:
I can't send any text messages (SMS). I'm using google messanger. I can receive text messages but can't send any.

I have disabled few apps, but I think it has nothing do to with texts (camera, internet, callendar, phone - I flashed google dialer, google voice and clock).

HALP.
[ONE Original Android Development] Hetalk:
I think it was discussed on this thread (or maybe it was a different thread) that google messenger doesnt work.

Try out aosp messaging app or a 3rd party messaging app from play store. Or maybe hangouts.

You can search this thread for more info. :good:
[ONE Original Android Development] xtremez:
Try flashing the Oxygen OS radio, i've read around and people say good things about it.
[ONE Original Android Development] ~KV:
Google Messenger working fine here:good:
[ONE Original Android Development] tekanina:
Hasn't worked for since the first build of this rom. So I don't what the hell you did to get it working but I'm jealous as hangouts kinda sucks and any third party apps I just haven't liked as much.
[ONE Original Android Development] raggatokan:
Another bug: there's no Internet when network switched to 3g. For me at least. When I turned on and off plane mode cell switched to LTE and Internet appeared. That is weird.
[ONE Original Android Development] tmotard:
No such problem here
[ONE Original Android Development] AYEHAN:
Try Textra if u didnt

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[ONE Original Android Development] AYEHAN:
Why i have this sign on wifi even net is connected and i made a speedtest too

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[ONE Original Android Development] xtremez:
Did a reboot fix it? I noticed sometimes the wifi does drop off.
[ONE Original Android Development] AYEHAN:
I have no problem in wifi or connectivity, just sonetime this sign shows on wifi and net at that time is working ok. Like its not appear right now

LA.BR.1.3.3-00320-8976.0commit 8e0926cc62...Linux Build Service Account77 min.

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[ONE Original Android Development] h2o64:
Tonight is our night

(bringup after school)
[ONE Original Android Development] kdb424:
I was just heading to bed. Now it's gonna be hard to sleep >_> At least I have something to wake up and read about, even if I won't have anything to flash that early. It's a good day. Night. Whatever.
[ONE Original Android Development] ~KV:
I'm sorry but I can't see msm8974??

So, do you mean to say you guys will be building a marshmallow build tonight???
[ONE Original Android Development] taufiqs:
It then leaves me wonder, going to android 6: what about root for 6.0? Xposed framework support, etc...What about possibility of reverting back to kk or L?
[ONE Original Android Development] KINGVADER:
M hard to sleep guaranteed
[ONE Original Android Development] jukiewalsh:
Xposed no for now, root yes. And you can also go back to older android versions with no issue afaik if you flash the old firmware, etc.
[ONE Original Android Development] taufiqs:
Alrite! Better wait for the good news then.
[ONE Original Android Development] xda-amg:
But root is still a major problem, since we need a modified boot.img and it is only available for Nexus devices? and still in Beta (SuperSU).

Moreover, does the current OPO firmware work with M?

As I know, KK firmware (from cm11 or cm11s) does not work with L, and we had to flash the L firmware (cm12.1 or Oxygen OS or COS).

The same situation is with M?
[ONE Original Android Development] Hetalk:
Let's wait till the first build is out.

I'm sure all questions will be answered in due time. :good:
[ONE Original Android Development] AYEHAN:
[MENTION=5441030]jukiewalsh[/MENTION] a offtopic question. If i flash feb firmware of CM12 nightly can i install 5.0.2 ROMs?

OnePlus One Powered By AosParadox 20151001
[ONE Original Android Development] Semper80:
Yep
[ONE Original Android Development] h2o64:
I hope that 8974 & 8226 are supported, if not we have ideas.
[ONE Original Android Development] raggatokan:
another bug:

If you disable hardware keys and enable soft keys, then there's no overflow menu button (3 dots) in apps that uses this button, therefore, you can't enter setting. For example Titanium Backup.

http://i.imgur.com/XFXO4MY.png

See?
[ONE Original Android Development] urcindalo:
How does this ROM compare to Dirty Unicorns?

Hi and thanks for reading.

I've really enjoyed this thread (at least the first 8 pages and the last 3 ones :D). I like the goal of being as close as possible to AOSP with a CAF core.

Since I want to replace my outdated and probably now-defunct PA 4.6 ROM, how does AOSParadox compare to Dirty Unicorns? They say in their official xda thread that

Thanks in advance.
[ONE Original Android Development] taufiqs:
This rom is purer than dirty unicorn, really close to pure aosp

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@raggatokan i dont have your problem. I use gravity box for navbar tweaks though.
[ONE Original Android Development] raggatokan:
How did You disable hardware key in Gravity Box?
[ONE Original Android Development] taufiqs:
We cant disable the hw buttons from gravity box. I manually disable it with following procedures:Steps:

1. Root your phone!

2. Add the following line to the bottom of your build.prop file! (/system/build.prop)

Code:

qemu.hw.mainkeys=0

3. Save and reboot!!!

If you want to disable your hard keys below screen, then do the following:

1.Navigate to /system/usr/keylayout

2.Open Generic.kl using any text editor

3.Find the following lines,

key 158 BACK

key 172 HOME

key 139 Menu

4. Add a # symbol before these lines, like this

#key 158 BACK

#key 172 HOME

5. Save and Close, Reboot Phone

I quoted from http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s5/themes-apps/root-enable-aosp-soft-keys-galaxy-s5-t3127339

With gravity box, you can apply always show menu button.

---------- Post added at 09:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:59 PM ----------

We cant disable the hw buttons from gravity box. I manually disable it with following procedures:Steps:

1. Root your phone!

2. Add the following line to the bottom of your build.prop file! (/system/build.prop)

Code:

qemu.hw.mainkeys=0

3. Save and reboot!!!

If you want to disable your hard keys below screen, then do the following:

1.Navigate to /system/usr/keylayout

2.Open Generic.kl using any text editor

3.Find the following lines,

key 158 BACK

key 172 HOME

key 139 Menu

4. Add a # symbol before these lines, like this

#key 158 BACK

#key 172 HOME

5. Save and Close, Reboot Phone

I quoted from http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s5/themes-apps/root-enable-aosp-soft-keys-galaxy-s5-t3127339

With gravity box, you can apply always show menu button.
[ONE Original Android Development] Sarabveer:
Does anyone know if Android Pay works?
[ONE Original Android Development] Vekhez:
CAF has now totally updated their sources to M haven't they? We're just waiting on the devs to merge and test etc now right? Asking to see if I could theoretically build myself, although what is the current point of development for M because I won't bother if I don't have too..
[ONE Original Android Development] h2o64:
So.. Let's recap you in real team time :

CAF released Marshmallow for 8916/8952/8992 (this include basically all the SD810/SD615 (Three new devices are on the way, including a MSM8939 that only has RIL broken)

Countdown started for bacon : if in 4:30h there are no sign of a 6.0.0 branch, we will make a legacy branch based on the 8916 one wich will support 8226/8974. I don't like to do this,but hang on, we waited enough.

If a 8974 branch comes out by the time. We will rebase on it.

Keeping you updated.
[ONE Original Android Development] KINGVADER:
Sweet!
[ONE Original Android Development] h2o64:
Also! Fun fact I forgot about, "LE.5.0" devices (aka SD820) also received the update.
[ONE Original Android Development] KINGVADER:
Seems like CAF forgot SD801 also exists [emoji27] [emoji27]
[ONE Original Android Development] nergrum:
Android pay will not work with custom ROMs. A ROM has to pass CTS, which this ROM, or the marshmallow variant, never will.

We may find a way to trick android pay in the future, but don't hold your breath.

http://www.xda-developers.com/googl...-with-root-and-android-pay-in-the-xda-forums/
[ONE Original Android Development] arifqur:
Thanks for keeping us up to date
[ONE Original Android Development] xtremez:
omgggg pls let this be soon!
[ONE Original Android Development] TheNakedMam:
What about OxygenOS? Did it pass certification for OnePlus One?
[ONE Original Android Development] KINGVADER:
Oxygen OS 2 ain't out yet.
[ONE Original Android Development] thenessus:
worry not, many big devices use it so it will be supported (LG G3 for ex)
[ONE Original Android Development] h2o64:
Moto G 2013 AOSPARADOX passed CTS
[ONE Original Android Development] nergrum:
Read the article I linked. Does paradox successfully use their APIs?

The Google engineer basically said custom ROMs do not guarantee enough integrity for payment processors ( read credit card companies) to trust with the tokenization of payment info. If you can make it work, that would be fantastic, but the ROM may need to do more than just pass.
[ONE Original Android Development] kdb424:
There are many custom ROM's on the Nexus 4 that have made payments with android pay successfully are not based on factory images. I could only assume that we could have a ROM on our 1+1's that can also pass considering that the only requirements that I had to meet on my N4 was to have xposed not installed and root disabled when setting cards up. After that I installed xposed and root again, and was able to make a payment at a gas pump.
[ONE Original Android Development] Hetalk:
My guess would be that those ROMs were based on LP or KK ones.

With M, if you follow chainfire's thread, you'd see that lot of stuff has changed under the hood.

I feel, eventually, Google Pay wont be supported on anything lower than M.
[ONE Original Android Development] kdb424:
I have not read that exact thread, but I have been trying to keep up on it. I do agree that there will be changes, but as XDA always does what it does best, it'll be a cat and mouse game. Google will step up the checks, and XDA will find a way to cheat them as always. It's actually better for security that way too honestly. The more holes that hackers find, the more secure it becomes against people who would abuse it. Though I admit, you are right. It won't be officially supported on anything lower eventually. I still miss the ease of use with NFC Google Wallet payments without having to fight so much for it, but security is a good thing when it comes to money I guess.
[ONE Original Android Development] TheNakedMam:
I was talking about OxygenOS 1.0.3 for the One.
[ONE Original Android Development] KINGVADER:
Out available
[ONE Original Android Development] AbhishekS:
I'm unable to be clear on h2o64's post. Are we probably gonna get a Marshmallow release today?
[ONE Original Android Development] h2o64:
Yes. Time's up.
[ONE Original Android Development] Semper80:
That's true? Tonight?
[ONE Original Android Development] thenessus:
Can you explain more about the "legacy branch" you mentioned?

It is based on LP drivers?
[ONE Original Android Development] h2o64:
Yes. At least a first build.
[ONE Original Android Development] Semper80:
I'll waiting....
[ONE Original Android Development] renaltosonylevi:
Don't forget to breath.;)
[ONE Original Android Development] joefso:
afraid to leave my compuiter and continously f5'ing this page!
[ONE Original Android Development] fards:
I've not actually tried to use Android pay. But the tap and go settings all work for me with the xposed http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.pyler.nodevicecheck module. Which is supposed to return the check.

Maybe worth a try
[ONE Original Android Development] Quasar:
A build will take a few hours, so there's no point killing bandwidth and the F5 button just yet ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] Semper80:
Yes... I don't!:):laugh::good:
[ONE Original Android Development] TheNakedMam:
Would you mark it as stable enough for day-to-day use?