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[ONE Android Development] avaholic:
Hello!

I am trying to figure out the CORRECT way to do a backup on my one+ 1. So based on many other posts I've seen, a nandroid backup is the best method?? But you mention TiBU. Maybe restoring my data partion on a clean flash install is causing my force close issues?

I am also trying to get a correct step-by-step for installing clean.

Some posts say only a Factory reset in TWRP is needed while others go through all these other wipes, ie. Factory Reset, System, davlik cache, cache. etc. The TWRP wipe FAQ says that only Factory reset is all that's usually needed.

Here is how I've been installing:

1 - Reboot to TWRP

2 - Backup data partition only

3 - Wipe\Factory Reset

4 - Wipe\Advanced\System then Davlik cache and finally cache

5 - Install CM13 nightly build

6 - Wipe davlik cache and cache then reboot system

7 - Click to bypass through most of the initial settings until the home screen opens. Reboot to TWRP.

8 - Wipe\Factory Reset (Based on the TWRP FAQ, isnt this totally wiping out the just installed CM13 nightly build?)

9 - Wipe\Advanced\System then Davlik cache and finally cache

10 - Install latest RR build

11 - Install latest gapps package

12 - Wipe\Advanced\System then Davlik cache, next cache then reboot system

13 - Click to bypass through most of the initial settings until the home screen opens. Reboot to TWRP.

14 - restore data backup and reboot phone.

Is this the correct way to flash a clean rom?

If backing up and restoring the data partition is not the correct method, what is?

What do you mean by 'extract app data with TiBU'??

PS - Thanks a million Varund! This is my favorite ROM!
[ONE Android Development] Arunraj Nayak:
We can expect 5.7.0 soon as 6.0.1_r46 is merged. :fingers-crossed:
[ONE Android Development] track909:
I'm sorry but I'm back on 20160520 build......

Battery drain is remarkable.....

With last test build, after 30m of internet navigation in data mode battery is 70%....

With 20160520 after 1h battery is 88%.....
[ONE Android Development] littlemegaman:
May 20 Build, Lightning Kernel V22, no other tweaks. Have scanning off, however I still have the WiFi showing as active on the graphs even when WiFi toggle and GPS are set to off. Couldn't figure out why so left it alone. Pretty content with this setup tho. Looking forward to 5.7.0 Would love it if it somehow became a little snappy like my gf.
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
I wouldn't recommend backing up only Data, do a full Nandroid instead and restore only Data if you must. You could also just wipe everything except Data and internal if you want to semi-dirty flash (no restores neccessary). Whatever time you're trying to gain from this semi-dirty flashing method, I strongly advise against it.

Why are you wiping in 2-3 steps? You should only wipe once: everything except internal.

Yes, you are wiping the just installed CM13. The point is that CM updates several drivers (eg. modem) that remain untouched when wiping.

Eh... You wiped system and your phone still boots? You're a magician! :D

Check my sig, maybe that could clear some stuff up.

By 'extract app data with TiBU' he means that in Titanium Backup there is a setting under 'MENU' that is called 'Extract from Nandroid backup'. I have personally never used it before but it has been discussed in this thread before.
[ONE Android Development] littlemegaman:
I like to see weather on my lock screen and I've noticed an inconsistency. The icon for "haze" on the lock screen does not match up to the forecast weather icon from the quick settings panel. As you can see it's after midnight and the lock screen weather shows haze with a sunny background, when it should in fact be a moon. Perhaps it's not performance related issue, but it is a user experience issue.
[ONE Android Development] Emberlificote:
Sorry if this info was already discussed, search didn't help. BTW Thanks for the ROM!

Got RR 5.6.9 + Slim gapps + Xposed v.85 = modules not working, I think it's a built-in superSU problem, anyway to fix it?

Just disabled and enabled modules again and now everything works fine. Sorry for bothering.
[ONE Android Development] plantator:
[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] mayby it is bug or mayby feature: I choose some apps to not appear in recents menu from settings-> config -> recents -> hidden apps and it works how it should, but when I'm in this app and tap recents button this app shows in recents, it should work that?
[ONE Android Development] Nb07:
Flash stable supersu 2.65 zip from recovery and you will be good to go.:good:
[ONE Android Development] Emberlificote:
Thanks, but already tried 2.67, 2.74 and nothing worked but for disabling and enabling modules.
[ONE Android Development] Synnexo:
Try to toggle off your WiFi before you leave the reception range, not out of range then toggle off WiFi.
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
he said 2.65, i really have problems with guys who report issues (ask for help) and dont' comply but come back with what else they tried.

use 2.65 or 2.68 NO OTHER, not 2.67 which is a known trouble maker and not 2.74 which was made with "N" in mind and is causing some root apps not to work proplerly, i.e. FS File Explorer out of the box ( can be fixed with a bit o know how but still )

further use Xposed v80 NOT v85 similar reasons, some modules were not updated yet to work with Xposd v81 and above, has been stated

by rovo89 and all over the place, further this is the rom thread and not the xposed thread.

read, search and do (try) as told and only then say no, after testing and not after testing something else than was proposed / recommended

and no, that was not rude, just straight forward factual.
[ONE Android Development] Rebeluch:
Now I try to instal Boeffla 5.0 CM13 l531 and after click reboot system it boot me to recovery all time.

Could you write step by step how to install Boeffla/Lightining kernel on this RR ROM?
[ONE Android Development] CooperBrick:
why rotation isn' t working?

the rotation isn' t working... i only flashed gapps and 44s modem...

is there a setting to enable it?
[ONE Android Development] Haiqal Johari:
Install the latest beta. Not the stable version.
[ONE Android Development] Rebeluch:
I tried it and is doesn't work. I have bootloop every time.

Only dirty flash ROM solve bootloop problem.
[ONE Android Development] avaholic:
Thanks for the response Tim. That was the point of my original post; I want to clean flash! That's what I thought I was doing. :(

Note that time is NOT an issue. I simply want the BEST way to do it! (Clean ROM flash with current data restore)

Please explain why I should do a full nandroid BU rather than just data? So does adding ANY restore make it dirty flash? Is there such a thing as clean flash with a restored backup? If so, HOW?? Once again, I am even more confused and still have no idea what the difference between dirty and clean flashing is.

I want the cleanest method of installing this great ROM! The major caveat is that I need to keep my data, ie. account and wifi settings, sms, contacts, pics, apps, etc. That's why I **thought** that the nandroid data partition bu was the correct method. If truly the ONLY way to get a clean flash is to wipe it all, install the new ROM, and then have to go though setting up the whole phone again then BAH! shoot me now! :)

Surely there is a proper backup and restore method that does NOT corrupt a newly installed ROM?? TiBU's interface is very overwhelming and I'm not sure where to even begin. I found several threads # 2717159 and 1972455 that discuss TiBU in detail but if I am reading it right, I should NOT backup items that are yellow. IE, sms, accounts, etc. Since those are 2 of the main items I want to BU and restore, what's the point of BU in the first place?

The steps listed in your signature was the basis what I have been doing. Thanks! And I meant wipe davlik and cache only before final reboot not system...

Thanks again!
[ONE Android Development] shiromau:
anyone have a mirror for latest test built... unable to download from GDrive...
[ONE Android Development] plantator:
Just wait for 5.7.0 relase
[ONE Android Development] r25txe:
What?

I am running SuperSU 2.74-2 and Xposed v85 (arm & arm64) on about 6 devices with all modules and all root apps runing just fine.

If you're having a problem with these versions then there is an issue with your set-up.
[ONE Android Development] Tiz92:
Im on 0606 build. All works fine. Battery life is the same as in all previews build, so good. Clean Flash boeffla kernel. Only issue i have is that the live display tile is disapearing and the system ui cannot be "rebooted". I dont know if these are Cm issues.
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
You were.. until you restored Data from a Nandroid, that's what we call semi-dirty. This does restore all your apps and settings but also includes all the redundant data you want to avoid when installing a fresh system (one example: a setting could be removed or changed in a new ROM version but restoring its data may cause conflict).

In Titanium Backup, you can backup and restore yellow items but you should only restrict restoring those to the absolute basics to stay on the safe side. By safe side I mean avoiding bootloops and streams of force close (FC) messages. A safer way is backing up contacts and messages with an app like Super Backup, which does not mess with system files. Of course, if Titanium does it without error (for sms and contacts it shouldn't be a problem), stick with it. General backup and restore with TiBu is pretty straightforward, there are plenty of YouTube videos and written tutorials out there to get you started.

I'm advising to do a full Nandroid backup because if things go South, you can easily return to an earlier state as if nothing ever happened. If you did not include system then you're in a bit of a pickle. It's not that bad and easily solvable but why make it harder than it needs to be, right? :)

To keep the restore even cleaner you can let Google restore all the apps and just restore app data (not the actual apps, just data) with TiBu. It will take much longer but it feels better to me. Others might have different opinions on that, everyone find their own way depending on their personal needs. As long as you're having fun doing it, it's all good :fingers-crossed:
[ONE Android Development] innomi:
It's been explained a lot allready.

After you have flashed the rom. Reboot into the rom.

Then reboot to twrp install the kernel. Don't wipe anything.

Reboot into system and voila!
[ONE Android Development] r25txe:
Backing up your /data partition is the correct way to backup your USER apps and data, the only issue is when you are trying your method to restore it. This will not, of course, backup apps that are on your /system partition, but their data is on the /data partition so system app data WILL be backed up.

To give you an example of where doing a direct restore of a /data partition onto a new ROM/GApps flash can go wrong is where something that was on either the ROM or GApps gets removed, for example. That means you have data for a system component in your /data backup that is not relevant to anything on your new install.

Best case scenario, the new install has nothing pointing to that data and you have no problems; worst scenario, the component has been upgraded/updated and it tries to read this data and that data is somehow incompatible and BOOM a billion force closes that you *might* be able to deal with, or you might not.

There can be another myriad of similar cases to the above, such as a ROM component gets changed in a very subtle way or a string gets moved or a database file gets overwritten. Any of these things can cause problems, but, you could be very lucky, and nothing causes problems.

Now, to clarify my recommendation for you.

I would do a /data backup like you have been doing, however, I would add /system and /boot to your backup. This will allow you to immediately revert to where you were before you tried updating if there is an issue that causes bootloops or there is a bug in the ROM or GApps.

I would add that you do a Titanium backup while you have your ROM running, before you do the above. This give you insurance by having two backups. This is not completely necessary, so it up to you. I do both myself.

With regards then to restoring your data and apps, you then have two choices.

You can (I am assuming TiBu Pro here) extract apps and data from your NANDroid above and restore them using TiBu. This is called 'Extract from NANDroid backup' in Titanium. It is found under 'Special backup/restore', 3rd from bottom in the main options menu of TiBu.

OR

Restore apps and data from your TiBu that you made while your ROM was running.

Do not restore system apps themselves-the ones with red faces-as they are often updated at this stage and you might be installing an older one AND it often causes problems, but restoring their data is usually OK. I don't backup Google apps' data, that will usually just come back in from Google themselves.

---------- Post added at 17:21 ---------- Previous post was at 17:19 ----------

Restart SystemUI to bring back Live Display tile.
[ONE Android Development] Sukarn:
[MENTION=3748537]r25txe[/MENTION]

Why are you explicitly making your posts black in colour?

It becomes unreadable in tapatalk with a dark background.
[ONE Android Development] Rebeluch:
I done everything like that and even that phone doesn't wake up.
[ONE Android Development] bloodbath:
I just transitioned from stock Kit Kat to RR M, and so far, haven't noticed many problems. It's really a step above Kit Kat. However, I have an issue that I can't figure out. When I plug my auxiliary headphones into my phone to listen to my music, I can hear my music and any calls or notifications can be heard through the headphones. However, when I plug an auxiliary speakers into my phone to listen to my music, I can't hear the call through the speakers unless I place the phone into speakerphone mode. This, of course, causes an echo for the person on the other end of the line. Any idea what's going on and how to fix it? Thanks in advance for any and all help.
[ONE Android Development] r25txe:
I see that, but I see no way to change the colour so that everyone can read it.

The black font is even hard to read on my laptop, with the dark theme. :/

EDIT - figured out it was by pressing the Tx button.
[ONE Android Development] netcitizen:
from where did you download that build ? please share the link.
[ONE Android Development] r25txe:
Varund posted it a few pages back, on the 6th.
[ONE Android Development] Grobie13:
Its the build of 20.05. But new compiled, without new name...

Gesendet von meinem A0001 mit Tapatalk
[ONE Android Development] netcitizen:
Oh okay. Thanks.
[ONE Android Development] mustang_ssc:
Installed the 06/06 since yesterday and everything is working great, except that bug of the livedisplay tile, that disappear sometimes.

The first hours i had that famous battery drain while the phone was unused. It consumed 10% of battery with 4 screen minutes, that was crazy.

I don't know what was causing the drain but what i did to fix it was deactivate location, block permissions of user and system apps from privacy and block the wakelocks "alarm", "icing" and "LocationManagerService". I saw a big use of that wakelocks from the wakelock detector app, so that's why i did it.

After all that i did 2h of SOT with just a 20% of battery. I never had such good SOT with this rom.
[ONE Android Development] Tiz92:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxFDLfZr1uMURE5NT0Zzc3p3RkU/view

here you go
[ONE Android Development] KURDKiNG:
Its your firmware bro
[ONE Android Development] plantator:
[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] such offline time, he is cooking something special for us :D
[ONE Android Development] Tiz92:
Guys I know it is offtopic, but do you consider buying the 1+3? I think I will do so. Since oneplus released also its oxygen OS sources a few hrs ago there will be also lots of Custom roms I think. Have a nice day and sorry for Offtopic.
[ONE Android Development] mustang_ssc:
While my beast (OPO) and her development still alive, i don't care about any phone in the next years. I don't need to spend more money if i have such great phone and community like this ?
[ONE Android Development] plantator:
Three states for me to buy 1+3

1) [MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] will develop RR for it and stops for opo

2) will be well priced in my country

3) I will damage accidentally my opo

So for now no, maybe in next year if it will be good device ofc
[ONE Android Development] r25txe:
http://www.xda-developers.com/oxygenos-open-sourced-ahead-of-oneplus-3-launch/

Does this affect CM/RR development at all?
[ONE Android Development] HairyMilkshakes:
Will most likely make it easier for Varund to develop RR for OP3 faster.
[ONE Android Development] tele_jas:
Is this an official build? I know there were some "non-official" builds for another device that weren't fully baked before they got shared and weren't quite ready for prime-time and we were told to wait for "official releases".

Just curious?
[ONE Android Development] netcitizen:
Even I'm quite excited about OP3. My OPO is more than 18 months old now. OPO is an awesome device but a higher spec-ed new device is always inviting. :) one thing I felt is after Marshmallow the number of active solid ROMs for OPO reduced. RR, jgcap, Sultan are the ones I find very active.
[ONE Android Development] bloodbath:
Anyone?
[ONE Android Development] Tiz92:
Varund postet it some pages ago, i think 798 or so.. But yes its from him so I guess it is official.
[ONE Android Development] bloodbath:
In addition to the headphone/speaker issue I mentioned a few replies ago (anyone have any clue how to solve this yet?), I noticed that the "Do Not Disturb" button is greyed out with a line through it on on the Quick Settings pull down menu. When I click it, a small toast like menu pops up, but disappears before anything can be done. While it pops up, I can see that "Do Not Disturb" is turned on or off depending if it was on or off prior to the button press, but I can't adjust any settings, etc. Also, the Quick Setting button remains greyed out with the line through it. Please, any help would be appreciated for these issues I'm having.
[ONE Android Development] suaverc118:
When I click my tile for DND, it gives me options.
[ONE Android Development] bloodbath:
I don't get those options unfortunately. The options pop up and disappear after about a second. Here's a pic of the icon.
[ONE Android Development] Sander9847:
I have a problem. I can't turn force expanded notifications off anymore!

Whether the option is enabled or not, all notifications are expanded. (I used to have this option on for a long time but now I can't dissable it anymore.) I also dissabled xposed system wide because I know some modules also have an auto expand option. But still all notifications appear as expanded.

Could this be a bug? I'm on the latest build (06/06).
[ONE Android Development] Sriven:
Hey Guys,

I really love the functionality and customizabilty RR gives and I want it on my 1+.

But the problem is I have really bad SoT and general battery life with my 1+ in stock. Ive tried different methods to increase SoT but not much luck.

Does this RR ROM provide good general Battery life and SoT time?

Is there any method to increase battery while in RR i.e any kernel or kernel mod to flash etc?

and finally, are there any major (annoying too) bugs that I should know before I flash this ROM?

Thanks in advance
[ONE Android Development] Nb07:
Look buddy....battery life can only be determined by using it once personally...the reason behind it is...no individual will have exactly same apps, phone setup, usage etc....there is 20th build which even when location is on doesn't drain battery much ccording to users....and then there is latest 6th build which for me doesn't drain battery...so you can decide which one to go for 20th or 6th. As far as bugs...no major bugs are present and this is the most stable custom Masrshmallow rom available atleast for OPO.
[ONE Android Development] VrozaX:
Can someone give me Viper link?

Wysłane z mojego A0001 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[ONE Android Development] aa Ganteng:
Why?
[ONE Android Development] track909:
I think that you are in right but battery drain between two build i'is very evident f.e. when browsing the internet.....in last build in 1 hour of navigation there is a 20% increase in consumption..... for me it is remarkable
[ONE Android Development] MiMilz:
This a nothing to do here dude, you're on the RR rom post for OPO.

I invite you to search by yourself on XDA the Viper topic.

Just type what you want in the shearch bar, users are not here to give people all what they want when it can be find in 3s by a simple search in forums..
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
no it's not a bug. there is an interfering and/or incompatible app or residues from xposed module. never us modules that contain features that are included in the rom, for example never ever use gravity box with a feature rich rom. sooner or later trouble is ahead, always and that's only the best known and clearest example.

further logs and other input would be needed to get a more specific idea, while a clean install in troubleshooting mode, linked below, will certainly solve your issue.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62192068&postcount=4059
[ONE Android Development] nebulah:
Guys, sorry if it's been asked before but twice now I turned off data whilst connected to WiFi and try as I might it would not turn back on. The toggle would move to ON and the Access Point name was reset and the network was reconnected to, no dice, no data. The only solution was to reflash the rom.

As a workaround now I first turn on Airplane mode and then turn on WiFi. Is this an isolated case and can any one else test this out?
[ONE Android Development] magnamentis:
battery issues are 99% user space, you're alone responsible for good (bad) battery life, i get average of 7h 18' SOT with this rom my devices are

all tweaked and moded to capacity. xposed, multi-themes, customized kernels, amplified, greenified, app-oppsed etc.

SOT cannot be compared, too many parameters but you don't even mention your SOT, what is bad for you, if you have LTE always on and the signal is not perfect you can end up with 3-4 hours SOT only for that reason alone. (example) manage your radios, analyze the consumers, report back with proper input as to usage, screenshots, statistics and what have you. you have to invest some time to get a profit (help)
[ONE Android Development] Sander9847:
I always wipe system & (dalvik)cache before flashing so it's a half dirty flash. So I suppose deleting data of systemui and (rr)settings should also solve it right? I'll try that.
[ONE Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
You should be doing some reading (e.g. searching for "SOT") before you post instead of expecting a simple answer. If you want anything simple around here, you shouldn't even be flashing in the first place. But alright, I shouldn't be lecturing. Here's the best advice for obtaining dozens of hours of SoT:

DON'T flash Gapps. Just do the ROM and limit yourself to installing 10 apps tops.

Those apps should not include Facebook, Snapchat, Netflix, Outlook, Amazon shopping or just about any game.

Install Greenify and a decent wakelock blocker and turn all settings to on (deduct these from your 10 apps).

Enable Doze, battery saving, set CPU governor to powersave and set max CPU frequency to 300MHz.

Lower screen brightness to the point that you can barely read any text and set auto screen off to 5 seconds.

Instead of turning your screen off, just power your phone down whenever you won't use it for a couple of hours.

Forget this post, it's just a silly joke. Setting max CPU frequency so low probably leads to trouble.

You're welcome! ;)