yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Original Android Development] Zieloo:
I'm asking for real xD Just got so used to it being on top ;P

[MENTION=309187]edit[/MENTION]

Besides the GPS not working, the companion app for the launcher cannot be installed AND I couldn't log into my messenger account (have no facebook, just messenger, the app couldn't find my backup account key). Also is there a way to change lockscreen shortcuts? Cause I think that it's missing.
[ONE Original Android Development] mrhamed:
I'd like to suggest:

-Add status-bar clock on lock screen, because some people (like me) remove on-screen BIG date/time text from our lock screen, so they have to unlock device to answer " What time is it?! "

Thank's developer
[ONE Original Android Development] eiwarmer:
It comes with Oreo I'm afraid :)

GPS is working just fine. I travelled 2 hours today with GMaps and it worked like a charm :cool:

I use Friendly which has its own inbuilt messenger.

The lockscreen shortcuts cannot be changed I'm afraid.
[ONE Original Android Development] Elias8477:
app download bug

When I used the backup that googles automatically made, including my background, contacts, apps.. .. it says: setting up 6 of 61 apps installed (I used the number 6 as an example) It stays on that notification and doesn't start a new install. (the app it installed is working and running so it should start to download a new app) The only way it goes to the next app is by rebooting my device. And after that, it'd say: 7 of 61 apps ... and so on. I don't know if it's a bug related to gapps or to the rom, but I just want to let you guys know! Besides that, it's an amazing rom! (One thing I'm missing is a setting to change the brightness just when you hold and drag the top where your time and notifications are displayed.)
[ONE Original Android Development] riahc3:
Why this and discontinue AOSP?
[ONE Original Android Development] blak24:
Hi guys, I'm looking for a ROM which is stable and smooth, with a good battery life. How this ROM performs in these terms? especially in terms of battery life.. thanks!
[ONE Original Android Development] eiwarmer:
Stable af

Battery life is great for Oreo terms, getting 4 to 4,5 hours sot
[ONE Original Android Development] Agent_fabulous:
got too boring
[ONE Original Android Development] _ric_:
I had the same effect today after a clean installation (with app #22 of 65!). I just rebooted and it installed the rest automatically. But afterwards my offline-navigation app Sygic didn't run correctly. I had to deinstall and reload it from the playstore.
[ONE Original Android Development] Elias8477:
Well, for me it was kind off annoying as I have 100+ apps, so I'll keep an eye out for this rom as I really like the idea. I'll just wait for a bit 'till there's a more stable version like V2.0 or something.
[ONE Original Android Development] Agent_fabulous:
Many of you must be curious about my inactivity. Here's a sneak peak:
[ONE Original Android Development] TriboDoP:
Wow!!!
[ONE Original Android Development] Endercrafter:
Cmon give link plss
[ONE Original Android Development] LTMendarynas7:
Glad to see it. How's stability compared with first oreo booting build?
[ONE Original Android Development] valvze:
Thanks for keeping the bacon alive!!
[ONE Original Android Development] rob.d.s i9505:
OMFG........bring it
[ONE Original Android Development] JoroBo:
You'll make me jump straight to pie from nougat :laugh:

Edit : wrong quote, correct excitement level
[ONE Original Android Development] Thanhbat:
Development is faster compare to Oreo

Seem like you are busy again

Good luck ?
[ONE Original Android Development] ireaper4592:
yeah baby bring it lol
[ONE Original Android Development] xxhyekal:
holy mothercowwwwww, yahoooooo
[ONE Original Android Development] bmark240:
Good on you Agent Fabulous for starting work on P13. I noticed that the kernel is the same iteration (3.4.113) since Marshmallow ROM. Nobody is going to advance it?

How is the older c6 firmware that you are using too?
[ONE Original Android Development] deathblade:
I am by no means a Dev but it is quite possible that either a) our devices are too old to be compatible with newer kernels or b) to update the kernels requires proprietary "blobs" that we do not have access to.
[ONE Original Android Development] Syaani:
Some devs have tried to port for ex. 3.10 kernel for bacon (and on th Nexus 5 forums they have managed to boot 4.11 kernel on hammerhead with Snapdragon 800 SoC) but I think it was not stable enough (and even 3.10 kernel is quite old now). Afaik the kernel porting for older, not anymore supported, devices needs quite much work and knownledge to get everything working well.
[ONE Original Android Development] dimetheandr:
Can't wait for that Pie, boiii!!!
[ONE Original Android Development] mercan01:
I am waiting with pleasure.
[ONE Original Android Development] NAZY1983:
Does this mean that POSP Oreo is discontinued?
[ONE Original Android Development] Ruggerxpunk:
Dear sweet mother of all that is holy I hope the Mobile Network Standby battery drain bug isn't present in Pie.
[ONE Original Android Development] Agent_fabulous:
Everything is pretty damn smooth. Current status, all works but NFC.

Lmao Pie was a lot easier than porting Oreo tbh

Of course not. But at least for bacon, updates to POSP v1.x may slow down severely. I'm focusing on the core development of POSP v2.0 and won't be compiling oreo builds myself.

Oreo branches will still be maintained.

There's 3.10 and in fact even a mainline kernel for bacon. I don't know about the others but at least I don't want to waste my time on switching kernels right now. I have enough on my plate, and for all I know, I may switch to another device soon. I'll still work on bacon sometimes, but yeah the device is getting old :)
[ONE Original Android Development] Thanhbat:
Really? How is it compare to nougat?
[ONE Original Android Development] bmark240:
[MENTION=5834335]Agent_fabulous[/MENTION]:

I was wondering about compatibility with 32bit architecture. I thought that Pie was only for 64bit SOC & 64bit coding?

There were rumours circling of stopping of support for 32bit from Google as of August 2019.
[ONE Original Android Development] Agent_fabulous:
Said everyone when nougat came out. Oh boy.
[ONE Original Android Development] rob.d.s i9505:
Just launch it.....NFC ...we will wait for that
[ONE Original Android Development] bmark240:
I remembered that one too ?

Is most of the workings almost the same as Oreo apart from native swipe gestures?

Kudos to you for gaining the groundwork early!

You remind me of someone else who used to take apart code in Alpha & Beta stages. ?
[ONE Original Android Development] Agent_fabulous:
Well, there's quite a few UI and animation changes; the gesture navigation does take some getting used to. It's pretty cool though. There may be Alpha builds available within a week hopefully. Maintaining two ROMs while developing one constantly is too much work. Thus, it will be released as POSP. Do note, it's more or less AOSP right now with minor changes. The sole purpose of the builds right now will be to isolate and resolve device sided issues faster.

Many device related features are disabled/not present right now (Such as OP Gestures, Doze Pulse and navigation bar toggle). These will be added later on and won't be on the alpha builds.

Cheers

Here's some more screenshots xD
[ONE Original Android Development] bmark240:
[MENTION=5834335]Agent_fabulous[/MENTION]

Looking good!

It is good to see the development in progress!

It looks more Beta test if the features are there.

PotatOS Pi3!
[ONE Original Android Development] rob.d.s i9505:
Great work sir.....glad they have done away with that "LTE"...

I personally think if you can use it with basic functions it will be fine,then you can use us the glowing sub agents as feedback for your work....

Your the man!

Ps .....

Do you personally feel after P the bacon will be no good?
[ONE Original Android Development] GANE$H:
We all think that it won't but it has held up really well. (like really with pie the opo will have experienced 6 android versions!)
[ONE Original Android Development] rob.d.s i9505:
I find it really hard to believe,....I would never ever imagined going through so much software when I purchased this device...I will be sad when it runs out or my bacon dies,best money I have ever spent in my life.
[ONE Original Android Development] portfolio:
I feel totaly the same ?
[ONE Original Android Development] joeprusa:
Hello there!

Thanks for the great work. I tried the first build (v2) on my Bacon but could not get it to work with Gapps. The welcome app kept FCing and thus I could not get much further. Any tested Gapps that work with the Pie?

But minor hickups aside: Keep it up man! :good:
[ONE Original Android Development] GANE$H:
Do not flash gapps right after flashing the rom.

1)Wipe

2)Flash rom

3)Reboot

4)Now flash gapps

5)Now you can skip the setup wizard
[ONE Original Android Development] MisterGame7Web:
Any feedback on which ROM is the most stable between this one and AOSP (the one made by Agent obviously) ?
[ONE Original Android Development] Sxx1314:
Upgrading from oreo can keep gapps and settings, but magisk doesn't work. Magisk can work with a new installation.
[ONE Original Android Development] dhexiga:
Use version 16.7
[ONE Original Android Development] Sxx1314:
A new installation of android9 can be used. After installing the upgrade（8.1 upgrade 9）, installing magisk will not start.
[ONE Original Android Development] dhexiga:
Which version of magisk did you install?
[ONE Original Android Development] Sxx1314:
16.7
[ONE Original Android Development] dhexiga:
Is it clean installation
[ONE Original Android Development] dhexiga:
Steps:

1. Flash PotatoPie

2. Reboot and connect wifi

3. Flash gapps and pie_new zip files (do not reboot after installing gapps as it will give errors later)

4. Flash build prop edit

5. Reboot and enjoy PotatoPie
[ONE Original Android Development] Sxx1314:
8.1 Direct upgrade 9 Can be used normally without clearing anything
[ONE Original Android Development] dhexiga:
No...clean installation needed
[ONE Original Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
In theory, dirty flashing to the next major Android version is always possible when the ROM is using the same sources. Clean flash is always recommended of course but it's also quite interesting to see what (if anything) breaks.

Have you tried running the latest Magisk uninstaller? Then reboot to system, reboot back to recovery and try installing either latest stable (recommended in OP if I'm not mistaken) or the beta.
[ONE Original Android Development] LPW00:
Dirty flashed from LOS to Potato Pie. No problems whatsoever. For the magisk thing, try to install the magisk manager manually. Sometimes magisk gets flashed successfully but it fails to install the manager app
[ONE Original Android Development] Thanhbat:
Change your signature's image :D
[ONE Original Android Development] LPW00:
Yeah, I always forget that, because that's not possible in the app
[ONE Original Android Development] bollt.zain:
Great ROM

Thanks for making this ROM for ONEPLUS ONE too..!

And using it right now..

Please fix FACE LOCK it not working at all, I mean it's not detecting my face at all.

Thanks again for this ROM really appreciate your work and hoping more features from you guys..:good:
[ONE Original Android Development] eiwarmer:
Face unlock was working just fine when I used this rom. Did you flash proper GAPPS and enabled the quick unlock feature in settings?
[ONE Original Android Development] brunokutta:
face unlock not working for me either . I have flashed nano gapps and smart lock is enabled. Trusted face force closes when trying to setup.
[ONE Original Android Development] JimJ2Mz:
Is there a way to customize the hardware key backlight? I feel like I'm missing something here. That or I'm stuck with no backlight for the keys?
[ONE Original Android Development] CuPoX:
Anybody know why I would lose access to the Recovery and how to get it back? Thanks!!
[ONE Original Android Development] ixdinfinity:
I can't seem to find a way to disable the on-screen buttons, is there something I'm missing?
[ONE Original Android Development] lepidas:
Settimgs>Wedges>Navigation>Software keys
[ONE Original Android Development] Choque:
Loving the ROM so far but I'm not sure if I'm missing something or is there really no way to disable the LED during charging?
[ONE Original Android Development] hgovhan:
what about battery in PotatoPie i use lineage and it,s very bad
[ONE Original Android Development] uday.b:
Fantastic build , thanks a ton for this!!

Following are not working in opo

1. Cast screen doesn't work at all, keeping searching devices

2. Network switch issues, if wifi goes off LTE doesn't turn on, also sometimes if mobile network not available, whenever it becomes available it doesn't connect, need to reboot the phone.
[ONE Original Android Development] knimlot:
hi there, may I know in the downloads section, do I go to bacon and download the "potato_bacon-8.1.0-20180702.Aligot-v1.0.zip" the latest of this version of the ROM?
[ONE Original Android Development] McAwesomePL:
POSP has already moved to version 2 - here's the thread:

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/orig-development/rom-posp-v2-0-beta-t3830896

Also, please pay more attention to other xda threads next time - v1.0 and v2.2 threads are exactly one above the other:
[ONE Original Android Development] knimlot:
Yes, I'm well aware of the version but I'm looking for the latest oreo version as the pie version is having too many issues for me. I want to roll back to previous version as my daily driver.
[ONE Original Android Development] McAwesomePL:
Oh. Then yes, potato_bacon-8.1.0-20180702.Aligot-v1.0.zip is the latest and last Oreo version.

BTW: what Pie build(s) did you use and what issues did you encounter, if I may ask?
[ONE Original Android Development] knimlot:
Okay thanks for the reply. Been using Lineage 16 so far and its been a bad experience. Wanted to try a different ROM but I think I prefer the old build as it is more stable in my experience.
[ONE Original Android Development] McAwesomePL:
I understand. POSP is based on AOSP and not Lineage, however, so the experience there might be different for you, and as a user of the newest release of the Pie version on my bacon, I can say it's actually really good. Granted, there are some bugs that have not yet been ironed out, but they're minor - the only real issue that you might stumble upon in case of OPO is that Magisk releases newer than 17.1 aren't exactly willing to work with the stock kernel, so you'll have to switch to DeadlyIndian's Thunder Kernel (V8S is the newest version, I believe). Other than that though, it's fine, so I think it's worth at least checking it out - not forcing you to, though :D

I also suggest you visit the official TG channels for POSP, in case you actually try it out and have some questions or problems.
[Asus Zenfone Max ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] chriz:
Some ss of the rom

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[Asus Zenfone Max ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] ugurdmrl:
Can't play any video (instagram, facebook, video player)
[Asus Zenfone Max ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] chriz:
Send log I will check
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] andy356:
My F5321 from Malaysia isn't receiving any of the new updates. Last one was 34.4.A.2.32.

Could anyone explain why?
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] Matej101:
You can check xpericheck.com if there's a newer version,but there's a good chance there isn't one. I'm stuck on 34.4.A.2.50 on the Central Europe version for example, the newest one is .85
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] andy356:
Customised MY isn't even listed. :/

What now? Unlocking bootloader if you want latest security patches?
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] pseudonym58:
Is there another firmware variant that would be suitable for your location? There may be less difference between the variants than you might expect.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] Matej101:
Can you just flash the firmware straight from xperifirm, or do you need an unlocked bootloader or sth?
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] Qendra:
Bro do not update it to 8.0 oreo is wery bad I swear im back to stock Nougat again
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] Deno_developer:
true :rolleyes:
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] Heles:
me too.. central europe and stuck on 34.4.A.2.50, I don't understand why :eek:
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] trewelu:
According to xpericheck, singapore region firmware is also stuck in March. I guess both MY and SG are using the sme FW. I think you cn flsh other region FW without unlocking Bootloader.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] ffoucault:
Is there a way to flash security updates only, without upgrading to oreo?
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] andy356:
Can anyone please confirm this? I'll unlock the bootloader if I have to, but it would be great if it is not needed.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] levone1:
I'm in USA, and I've flashed f'd from at least 10 different countries and never seen any affect on the phone operation.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] pseudonym58:
If you want to retain the fingerprint sensor operation, don't flash to US. People here have in the past recommended either DE or UK, as they tend to be updated promptly. No unlocking of bootloader needed.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] andy356:
Okay guys. I'm ready to flash a new firmware, probably Customised UK. Is the guide on xperiablog up to date and accurate? Also, there is a flashtool by Androxyde on flashtool dot net, but there is also a flashtool on Sony Developer World. Which one should I use?

There is only one xperifirm so that's unambiguous, at least.

Edit: also, it doesn't affect user data or the OS in general, does it?
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] pseudonym58:
I can only speak from personal experience with the Androxyde flashtool. I've never tried (nor even known about) the Sony flash tool. In my experience, if you don't make any changes to the default settings, the existing user data is carried over into the newly installed firmware. I'm assuming here that you're flashing from one variant of Android 8.0 to another, not from Android 7 to 8, etc.

BTW, I would always advise backing up your data first, of course. If, for some reason, you are dissatisfied with the result, you can normally get a factory installation of your currently-installed firmware by using software restore from SONY (as part of Xperia Companion).
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] andy356:
[MENTION=5890299]pseudonym58[/MENTION] Thanks. Is the guide on Xperia blog the one to follow or is there a better one out there?
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] pseudonym58:
I don't recall which guide I used. It basically runs like this:

Run Xperiafirm from within flashtool; it will refresh available software. Choose particular phone model and download desired firmware. Back in flashtool proper, connect phone in flash mode. Select downloaded firmware, which is unpacked and prepared for flashing. As I mentioned above, you should not need to make any configuration changes to the default. Flashing can now begin (it might seem to pause temporarily from time to time but don't cancel process).

Don't worry about warnings of missing elements; I have never had a flashing procedure fail as a result of a claimed missing component.

This is just a general procedure; perhaps someone else can recommend the best full tutorial.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] Matej101:
Ok so CE1 got the newest (.107) update right now so it can probably be used too.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SciFi_X:
Hi guys,

I forgot to reset my phone before flashing a new image (latest Beltz), and triggered FRP. I changed the password, waited over 96 hours, but still got the "sign in with device owner's account" when I try to log in and set it up.

Thinking it's a ROM issue, I flashed Google's official OTA images (6.0.0 and 7.1.1), waited over 72 hours and it still wouldn't allow me to log in. Small change is that on the 7.1.1, I get the "you have to wait 24 hours because of password change" message. I waited over 80 hours and still get the same message.

I can log into my Google account just fine from a browser. I validated all the security notifications to confirm I was the one trying to log in.

When I click "review devices" under the "device activity", I am unable to remove the device (or any other for that matter!).

This is a brand new phone (my 3rd N6). I love this phone so much. Any help would be very much appreciated, as I have been living without a phone for over 2 weeks now.

Thanks,

SFX
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Super_SU01:
I done the same thing you did awhile back. Did you turn off the device and not touch it for 24+ hrs before you attempted to log in? I was without my N6 for about week. I even called Google and they told me to not touch my device for 24hrs and after that time then I could log in. If you have tried what I was talking about, then do that... Also be 100% sure that you are entering the correct Pw.

I'm pretty sure when you change your Google password you have to wait 24hrs before you can factory reset with twrp.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s2jpark:
I had the same problem but I could never get back in. The only way I fixed it was to flash a old factory rom before the advent of FRP. 5.0 rom I believe.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SciFi_X:
Tried the earliest available Factory image (not OTA this time) which turned out to be 6.0, waited a week but still get the silly "24 hours" FRP message. I emailed the Google support three weeks ago, but no answer.

I'm very close to giving up and buying a new phone.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] runekock:
Somehow I doubt it when you write "this is a brand new phone". No new N6 has been produced for several years.

Maybe your phone is actually used, and now needs the previous owner's login.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stevica Smederevac:
+1:good:
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rondeau79:
Use fastboot commands to wipe everything, then fastboot flash new system images. Other than that use Wug's Nexus Toolkit to help you do all that. **** if I had your device in hand I could fix your problem, I am a pro at fixing these issues, personal experience.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] H4X0R46:
curiosity, would "fastboot format userdata" fix this issue? If I plan to sell mine, I'd hate to be stuck with this issue too!
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stevica Smederevac:
You just need to log out of the Google account before you factory reset the phone and that's it.

You can flash stock img after that or do whatever you want.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crossvxm:
How about you quit being a troll? His story sounds credible, and you can find any phone that didn't sell like pancakes brand new in many places.