yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Original Android Development] madsponge26:
"If you get setupwizard crashes, flash rom, boot, then flash gapps and continue. This will skip Pixel setupwizard."

Still Set up wizard crashes..

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Exactly mate..
[ONE Original Android Development] N0cky:
Had the same Error. You need first to wipe /system, /data and cache. After that you flash the rom, boot into the system and than reboot and flash gapps.
[ONE Original Android Development] ahmedshaikh:
<link>https://drive.google.com/file/d/13DqIHciAScow9eU5rBmF9t5Rx5f1c-oG/view?usp=sharing</link>
[ONE Original Android Development] rob.d.s i9505:
Disable on screen nav buttons and use hardware anyone?

Working well,...latest twrp,flashed rom....reboot...flashed linked roms gapps
[ONE Original Android Development] ger_kar:
Thank you for your work.

I am using TWRP-3.2.3-0-bacon.img

1. Boat TWRP

2. Wipe: Dalvik/ART Cache - Cache - Date - System

3. Flash: potato_bacon-9-20180818.Baked-v2.0.MASHED.zip

4. Wipe: Cache & Dalvik

5. Reboot System

6. Boat TWRP

7. Flash: open_gapps-arm-9.0-nano-20180811-UNOFFICIAL.zip

8. Wipe: Cache & Dalvik

9. Reboot System

10. System Setup

11. Boat TWRP

12. Flash: Magisk-v16.7.zip

13. Reboot system

14. Install: MagiskManager-v5.8.3.apk

Enjoy
[ONE Original Android Development] rob.d.s i9505:
Have you managed to get rid of the navbar keys and use the hardware ones?
[ONE Original Android Development] LTMendarynas7:
Here are some screenshots for you guys. Few things/bugs I found :

1. QS tiles are bit off

2. MAC address is missing

3. It is "hard" to enter recovery mode (need to hold buttons way longer than it should)

4. Gapps crashes when you try to finish the "pixel setup" (but it's gapps problem so don't mind it)

5. I can't chose anything from USB preferences when USB is connected

Other than that everything seems to work fine.
[ONE Original Android Development] ger_kar:
Die MAC-Adresse OK.
[ONE Original Android Development] LTMendarynas7:
Well, somehow it got missing for me :D It's first build so I didn't expect anything special and fully working. Still good work from Agent for keeping our bacon alive after 5 major android version updates.
[ONE Original Android Development] ger_kar:
Change device certification from "non-certified" to "certified".

Anyone who has lost the refit in the Play Store after flashing a BETA-ROM can easily change it.

Download and install the Preferences Manager Version 1.8.3 app on the Play Store. Issue the App Root and search for and open the term "Google Play Store." At the top there is a status bar, where you can swipe right to the term: "finsky.xml". Now scroll down to the term: "device.google-certified" and click on it. There, slide the slider to the right from "false" to "true" and confirm with "Update". That's it, now it is displayed in the Play Store at "Device Certification: Certified".
[ONE Original Android Development] dhexiga:
Yes. He is the king maker:svetius:
[ONE Original Android Development] ahmedshaikh:
issue solved by following steps:

1: install stock ROM cm12( any other stock ROM)

2: OEM unlock

3: installed latest TWRP

4: flashed this ROM
[ONE Original Android Development] riahc3:
This was expected. There aren't many architecture changes between Oreo and Pie so porting it was probably very easy.

Oreo (AFAIK) is still not stable on OnePlus One so this will probably still have bugs.

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Btw

"qemu.hw.mainkeys=0" or "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1" probably work
[ONE Original Android Development] Thanhbat:
Many other phones has big bug and you say it's easy. Should thanks to developer, he's great
[ONE Original Android Development] kpspadam:
Thanks for giving our OPO the sweet taste of Pie
[ONE Original Android Development] fahirrulez:
Thanks for Fabulous Pie. You are always the best and first is porting ROM for OPO. You saved my phone again. I gonna retain my 1+1 for another year. Thanks again
[ONE Original Android Development] eiwarmer:
Please remove the attachment, ever heard of Mac address spoofing boiii :cool:
[ONE Original Android Development] masterbond007:
Many many thanks for this. I've not installed yet. But just curious, does this have full Treble support? You guys got over OPOs 32-bit architecture hurdle?
[ONE Original Android Development] 5AKIB:
Go to developer option and set default usb configuration to file transfer. I also faced ur problem, this worked for me.
[ONE Original Android Development] harshsaini:
What could be the reason behind unstable Wifi speed on this ROM? I really appreciate the efforts of developers behind this great ROM. However I want to understand why randomly Wifi speed is reduced to merely 500-700Kbps when my Laptop and another smartphone (OP 3T) is reporting 50Mbps on Fast.com and Speedtest.net. After I restart the device it becomes Ok but randomly speed drops and then again i have to restart.
[ONE Original Android Development] Syaani:
Because Wifi driver fix is experimental. Read a few pages back. Dev explained it a while ago.
[ONE Original Android Development] Zaidor:
Hello

Is there any way to disable/remove the bottom soft keys bar?

Thanks!
[ONE Original Android Development] manuelschmidt785:
Yes go to page 8 of this thread.
[ONE Original Android Development] uudruid74:
This is so tiring. Must I go through and use this old ass phone all day long just for you? As I said, this is just a backup device. But, for you ... here are pictures, and before you claim they are doctored, here is a video !!

[youtube]d2XajoPt6iQ[/youtube]

This clearly shows the phone was powered on a full 24 hours, a full 5 hours SOT. Accubattery shows that if I jave the screen on the entire time (no sleep) I can get 6 ¹/₂ hours of SOT. If the phone sleeps all the time, I can get over 60 hours standby.

Now, there is your proof. Considering no one else is having this issue and YOU are the one starting trouble, YOU are the troll here. Troll elsewhere.
[ONE Original Android Development] uudruid74:
how about a hack to make it thinner? there has to be some adb command to set the dp height ?
[ONE Original Android Development] Ruggerxpunk:
You're right, it is tiring...because you still haven't shown any proof. You created that entire video without showing the discharge graph ? See, I can make it look like I'm getting incredible battery life too without showing all the in between charges the graph would reveal (attached).

But anyways, I'm glad this conversation brought to light the 2G data switch when the screen shuts off. That's been helping to extend battery life it seems.
[ONE Original Android Development] grinimark:
Hi, sorry late answer.

Me, I always use pico GAPPS...already for long time. I experienced no problems and if I need add functions, just install another app.

Guess that's personal decision what you really need.

No random reboots until now

Not tried to flash another kernel....all ruining well with stock.
[ONE Original Android Development] jerryhou85:
Enough is enough. I have to clean this thread again and I actually don't like that...

This is the final reminder. Be civil and respect each other. And if you really need, use "ignore user" function.

Thanks.

Regards

Jerry

Forum Moderator
[ONE Original Android Development] clakshminarasu:
Advanced reboot

Thanks very much for this ROM. clean and simple. Have been using this ROM since last 2 weeks without any issues. As everyone mentioned, battery life is much much better. Android Pie features look great. Much appreciate your efforts and they have really paid off.

But couple of things are :

1. I cannot see advanced reboot in developer options even though I enabled developer options. How to enable it?

2. I cannot add volume menu in the quick tile section, not much of a need, but it was easier for me since my device broke down and while re assembling the LCD screen, volume and power buttons were missing and they hooked into the case, my bad.
[ONE Original Android Development] bageraz:
1. Not yet implement in this rom.

2. Use 3rd party apps. Not yet implement in rom.

3. Hope that help

For the volume, maybe you can use EasyTouch. And for advanced reboot you can install Root Essential.
[ONE Original Android Development] bipinbaglung:
As the v3.0 update is delaying, feels like [MENTION=5834335]Agent_fabulous[/MENTION] is releasing some unexpected features. ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] Thanhbat:
Exam lol
[ONE Original Android Development] bollt.zain:
How your OPO's battery life is good?

Can you tell us the trick please..?
[ONE Original Android Development] Mamay72:
Where screen in your post? Is it POSP9? How to make a dark background in settings?
[ONE Original Android Development] bageraz:
1. Force close Facebook. #1 battery killer

2. Greenify many² apps as possible and left out the most you use example whatsapp

3. Low the brightness

4. If use custom kernel like thunder, use spectrum

5. Make sure the phone does not go too hot while usage, if getting hot even with minimal usage that mean something is wrong somewhere in the apps.
[ONE Original Android Development] KuldeepShivankar:
Battery backup in this ROM is better than Oreo/Nougat??
[ONE Original Android Development] bageraz:
Maybe from posp 8.1. posp 9 does not have yet any cosmetic customization
[ONE Original Android Development] emregezgin:
This rom is sooooo good. Just like the last rom i tried from Agent_fabulous.

Everything works. Had some issues starting up the rom (with pixel launcher) and i cant change wallpaper but rest is working. No issues with FC apps (like snapchat on lineageos).

Only issue i have so far is that the camera app is crazy slow at starting up. Any suggestions on what i can do? I guess its the standard app or something from the gapp package.
[ONE Original Android Development] bageraz:
Try google camera. The old one.
[ONE Original Android Development] lepidas:
This ROM is stable,everything I need is working fine but the battery life...omg. 10 hours with very light use, 51% left :D
[ONE Original Android Development] eiwarmer:
Please stop feeding the trolls, the thread already has been cleaned two times :silly:
[ONE Original Android Development] clakshminarasu:
Advanced reboot

Sorry.. my opo doesn't run too many apps. May be thats the reason.

It doesn't have Facebook or messenger. I can watch 2 Hollywood movies back to back and still it has 46% left.

3 news reading apps, WhatsApp, es file explorer, VLC player, chrome are the apps in my mobile. I don't use 2/3/4-g data networks much, since I use a WiFi. I use mobile networks Only for calls .
[ONE Original Android Development] vadgama_nikz:
How do i disable hardware/software keys. Having both of them working is a headache. Any help ?
[ONE Original Android Development] DreadfulDrummer:
For hardware capacitive buttons:

Using a file manager with root access, navigate to /system/usr/keylayout/synaptics-rmi.kl and comment out the top three lines, like so

# key 172 HOME VIRTUAL
# key 158 BACK VIRTUAL
# key 139 APP_SWITCH VIRTUAL

key 143 WAKEUP VIRTUAL

Now go get to grips with the gesture navigation.

I'm using ArrowOS for the moment and it seems to have a navbar switch in the Display Settings but I don't recall seeing that in POSP nor did the build.prop edit that was method mentioned countless times here.
[ONE Original Android Development] vadgama_nikz:
Comment out meaning remove them ?
[ONE Original Android Development] alma23:
Nope, it means comment out LOL

Like the code in the message you quoted shows, you have to add a # at the start of the line, this will mark the whole line as a "comment" (in coding a "comment" is a line/more lines that aren't code, the coder have to mark those lines as "comment" so the compiler can ignore them). So, "commenting out" will have the same effect of deleting said lines without having to actually delete them, giving you the opportunity to easily have those lines back by just removing the #.

(Sorry for the long answer).

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Our battery is also getting older and older, I suggest you to use Thunder Kernel by deadlyindian and tune it for battery saving, it also supports Spectrum if you don't want the hassle of tuning it yourself.
[ONE Original Android Development] bebybee:
Request for next update, tap notif bar to sleep/lock
[ONE Original Android Development] alma23:
I already asked him and he said he'll try adding it (use search function next time :p)
[ONE Original Android Development] rob.d.s i9505:
Can't you just tell the next update is going to be good ......

I keep checking....
[ONE Original Android Development] Ritace:
Connecctivity issue

After installing my interent over wifi has great connectivity issue. I was downloading at 20/30mbps before now it is downloading at 220-250 kbps. Any fix ?
[ONE Original Android Development] Syaani:
There is a known wifi issue. No fix until dev fixes it.
[ONE Original Android Development] Ruggerxpunk:
Someone in the Arrow thread said this, you could try it to see if it makes a difference and let us know:
[ONE Original Android Development] scys:
Hello, did a quick search didn't find my answer:

I'm getting the error: 'E3004 this package is for device: bacon,A0001 this device is . ' what does it mean by this Device is . (dot)? is there a way to modify my 1+1's name? Or I should just modify the OS package?

Nevermind, I updated my TWRP to the latest 3.2 (from 3.0) and problem fixed!

Thank you!
[ONE Original Android Development] cheicho:
Curious about the update...???:confused:
[ONE Original Android Development] Agent_fabulous:
Not exactly. See, there's 3 components to this.

1. The Overlay Package itself. The URL you shared is the source of the overlay that is applied. This contains the values to override; may they be colors, configs, strings, or any resource for a fact.

2. Settings. This is the preference that you see in Display -> Device Theme. This changes a Secure Setting. Corresponding sources: SystemUiThemePreferenceController

3. frameworks/base. The framework code that listens for changes in the Secure Setting (Here THEME_MODE) and activates/deactivates the overlay based on the setting's value. Corresponding sources: StatusBar: updateTheme() and WallpaperManagerService

Here updateTheme() applies the overlay packages and WallpaperManagerService handles the wallpaper itself and also reads the Secure Setting which was being set by our Settings Preference.

I'm guessing you're speaking of that "notch bar"? I'm really not sure, I'll let you know once I know more about it :D

If you wanna experiment, you can do so with Substratum or compiling and enabling the overlay packages directly.

You can run

cmd overlay list

in a privileged adb shell to see all overlay and

cmd overlay enable/disable <overlay-package-name>

to enable or disable overlays installed on the device.

Example:

cmd overlay enable com.potato.overlay.accent.lime

Most of us have a simple shell function that does 90% of the work when merging new revisions. There's often conflicts, so it can't really be automated entirely. Also, POSP doesn't have Jenkins (yet :D).

But sure, I'll see what can be done about this :D

Thanks :)

Expect an update very soon. Also everyone please, this is a development thread and not a general-discussion thread. Please try to keep the thread on-topic.

Avoid asking for ETAs, when it's ready it'll be here. If there's an issue, please post relevant information to reproduce it, relevant screenshots and logs and drop me a mention.

Some common questions:

Q. Does faceunlock work?

> I don't know. I hardly got time to work on POSP and bacon in the past month and haven't experimented with it at all.

Q. GPS lock appears to be slow

> Same as oreo. It'll get better in some time. Pie is still in pretty early stages, many modules are disabled right now.

Q. I'm having battery drain. What do I do?

> Patience. It'll get better over time. Also, do keep in mind this is a 4 year old device, you can't expect present day flagship battery performance.

I personally seem to have battery usage very similar to Oreo, if not better.
[ONE Original Android Development] subdancer:
Thank you very much for explaining. It's much clearer to me now =) I'll look into it.

Awesome! Take your time. For as long as it's on beta status jenkins is not a priority.

Yeah exactly, i'm talking about the big black top bar that appears when one pulls down the top menu. Let's call it the notchow bar (last 2 pics):D

Guess it would look nice if it would pick the theme color as well. A selector for accent color or theme style would be even nicer.

The progress you made on the theme is really nice though. Thank you! The Rom runs smooth so far. Let's potate it even more =)

Have a nice day!
[ONE Original Android Development] lepidas:
I don't think gps lock is slow, neither it was in oreo, actually now is much faster (using osmand maps).

Only think I can "complain" is battery :D I solved this by charging the device every night though :D
[ONE Original Android Development] gins100:
Last week I changed my battery for a new one (17 €). It's very easy. Now I have to recharge after 2 days as in earlier days. I recommend anyone with battery problems to change them. It was worth every penny.

Sorry for off topic.
[ONE Original Android Development] IO13:
where have you bought it?
[ONE Original Android Development] uudruid74:
If /system/etc/gps.conf is still around, people may be able to get a slightly faster GPS lock by choosing an NTP server closer to their location. Then again, maybe this doesn't make a difference at all anymore on PIE, but did back in the Lollipop days.
[ONE Original Android Development] gins100:
Germany:

https://www.akku-king.net/akku-battery-accu-fuer-oneplus-one-blp571-original-akku-king/a-20112652/
[ONE Original Android Development] lepidas:
How the consumption was before replacing the battery; For me is very strange, with Oreo I keep 2 full days, now with Pie not even 24hours. (I had Oreo for 6 months,Pie for 5 days).
[ONE Original Android Development] ranjib:
How to switch on the backlight of the buttons?

Ah I forgot: great rom, I'm really satisfied! Thank you!
[ONE Original Android Development] Thanhbat:
Hey does it take effect on hw keys or sw
[ONE Original Android Development] ranjib:
I didn't swap the hw-keys. Just switched off the software keys...now I'm searching for a tip to get the hw-keys illuminated.

Is it like this (?, just suggesting):

(f*, we don't have this files/path on the opo pie !)

in terminal type in as root the following

echo 1 >/sys/devices/platform/button-backlight/leds/button-backlight/brightness

and that

echo 1 >/sys/devices/platform/button-backlight/leds/button-backlight/max_brightness

suggesting(!), according here: https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2301429
[ONE Original Android Development] imak_p:
Try to toggle off software key form setting 2-3 times. It works i tested it in arrow version of this ROM and hope will work here also.
[ONE Original Android Development] ranjib:
Goto page #8 of this thread. There is the answer/how to disable sw-buttons.
[ONE Original Android Development] portfolio:
unbelievable, that so many people never seem to search thread before claiming matters again and again ?
[ONE Original Android Development] gins100:
Before it was approximately one day. I didn't see a difference between oreo and pie.
[ONE Original Android Development] sribha:
I am facing a soft reboot when you are about to connect your device to mirror CAST my screen to the TV. It goes into soft reboot. Kindly let me know if anybody are facing a same problem with this ROM.
[ONE Original Android Development] uudruid74:
You can actually set the brightness level rather than max. The code you posted will turn it on, but keep them on. Somewhere I have a script that will turn on the LEDs when a button or the screen is touched and turn it off after 5 seconds. It has to be editted for every ROM since the device numbers of the touchscreen and such change sometimes.

If interested, let me know. You would just run it at boot as root, such as with the Magisk init.d module
[ONE Original Android Development] ranjib:
Oh, fine! I'm interested, off course!
[ONE Original Android Development] uudruid74:
The alternative path /sys/class/leds/button-backlight exists, but I am unable to get the lights to come on. It would appear the driver is currently stubbed out
[ONE Original Android Development] jaspreettttt:
Me too.
[ONE Original Android Development] uudruid74:
working fine here. What is the destination device since there are two possibilities. It can be miracast by Intel or a chromecast device.

Most TVs will be the former. Vizios use chromecast. I think maybe Sony, since its android might be Chromecast.

Screen mirroring via Chromecast worked, but only at 720p
[ONE Original Android Development] uudruid74:
here is screenshots
[ONE Original Android Development] jaspreettttt:
Miracast by intel. Chromecast seems fine-ish
[ONE Original Android Development] apsisx:
Hardware button backlight

Did you find a way to enable back-light for buttons?
[ONE Original Android Development] uudruid74:
Button light seems to be a kernel bug
[ONE Original Android Development] apsisx:
Issues Noted

Hello,

I did clean install with gapps 9.0/arm/micro

Here are issues i noted:

1) The camera takes allot of time and may crush the first time it starts after reboot / after that it works fine/.

2) The answer slide is sometimes unresponsive and have to be held for a second before it actually registers.

3) The hardware button back light is buggy /as mentioned in the tread/

Overall no other issues noted and battery is performing identical to original Oxygen OS.

Thank you SO MUCH for all your work!

This is not Complain, just feedback.
[ONE Original Android Development] Ritace:
Exactly. I got the same issues. I hope the dev patch it up. The most annoying part is answer slide. I literally missed 1-2 slide But the work the dev has done is great. Kudos. Hoping for a update
[ONE Original Android Development] Bluffer94:
Hey guys, I got a little question that might not be related directly to this rom, but I wonder how the situation with selinux will develop in the future. Can you tell from experiences in the past couple major updates that enforcing selinux will be kind of soon-ish part of (this) pie rom.

Using Google pay and different finicial apps is key for me, but I'm really interested in having the latest os with the latest features.

Thanks in advance and thanks the devs making all this possible!

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[ONE Original Android Development] Giorgio6063:
Ciao sono Italiano e non ho molta dimistichezza con l'inglese...ho installato la tua Rom e va benissimo l'unico neo se posso dire sulla barra di stato mi segna sempre 3G....anche se io ho settato su reti LTE
[ONE Original Android Development] david72262:
Translated to English

Hello, I am Italian and I do not have much English with the English ... I installed your Rom and it's fine the only drawback if I can say on the status bar always marks me 3G .... even if I have set on LTE networks
[ONE Original Android Development] Santhoshvij:
A huge thanks to the developers for giving us the taste of Pie!!! Could someone confirm if SMS is working? It was not working the last time I flashed it and I need this functionality working.
[ONE Original Android Development] david72262:
Yes it works