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[ONE Original Android Development] bigbadwolf_pig:
What build are you on? I've just recently flashed LOS 16.0 05052019 build and I have no issues with wifi and it doesn't reboot. I flashed LOS 16.0 05072019 build on my mom's OPO just awhile ago and I don't think it's gonna have issues with wifi nor the reboots. I hope. I'm kinda thinking that the earlier builds has some issues that's why I took my time before I upgraded to LOS 16.0 from LOS 15.1.

Maybe try the latest build.

You can try other firmwares, but I don't know if it's gonna work. I mean some firmwares works and some doesn't for me. But I've stuck to bacon_firmware_update_2016_1-25_.4.0.1.c7-00011 firmware since Cyanogen became LineageOS.

I do suggest that you do a Nandroid backup on TWRP and save the file on your PC just in case something drastic happens, you can revert back to the last working build you had.

Download the firmwares here:

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/firmware-modem-oneplus-one-t3462214

Don't use the ones that has H2O, oxygen, oxygen_update as I've read that some of these may cause some bootloops for LOS. Try at your own risk.

Before flashing a new firmware [MENTION=4841620]Timmmmaaahh[/MENTION] made a comparison on the firmwares, check it out and see which one will work for you.

Firmware Comparison: [MENTION=4841620]Timmmmaaahh[/MENTION] did.

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=73925240&postcount=83
[ONE Original Android Development] customAdvocate:
Ok, I will try that and install the latest version… I updated last time in april (20190410)… I hope this helps but I am not so optimistic…

Do you think the problem is hardware based or software based (maybe wrong settings or apps that cause the problem)?

How can I check what firmware my device has. I often read that people with problems get the advice to upgrade their firmware?
[ONE Original Android Development] bigbadwolf_pig:
To check firmware. Go to Settings>About Phone>Android Version>Baseband Version(I think this is the firmware)

Be sure you have a backup of your original firmware that you're using now and don't forget to Nandroid backup. So you can revert back if something goes wrong. :)
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
at the moment I have not had problems of reboots, nor do I use it intensively, but I am somewhat confused, regarding the modem and firmware

my Baseband Version is DI.3.0.c6-00241-M8974AAA ... is it recent?

I have the rom of 29.03

when I went from version 4.4.2, it was enough to install first the last of cyanogen and then go to lineage.

Does this update the firmware and base band?
[ONE Original Android Development] bigbadwolf_pig:
Nope, upgrading the rom, doesn't update the baseband/firmware/modem. You have to flash it separately.

I've updated my baseband/firmware/modem when I upgraded to LineageOS 14.1 before because I was having issues with the old baseband/firmware/modem that I have.

I can't say whether your baseband/firmware/modem is recent or not, I'm not familiar with it, but if you haven't updated your baseband/firmware/modem ever, then it safe to assume that it's still the old baseband/firmware/modem.

Download all the recent basebands/firmwares/modems here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzedbk3OVKq1SWM3ZWZscWNHWmM/view

It's a zip file, extract it first after you've downloaded it and just choose one zip file to flash.

Try the ones that's in the green box. Don't flash the ones on the red box.
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
I thought that by updating the rom, it would update, so I have never updated it

Does any of the selected in green equal?

the zip contains firmware and modem? I do not lose anything on the mobile? Can I make a backup of what I have now in case it goes wrong and we have to go back?

(The difference is evident?)
[ONE Original Android Development] bigbadwolf_pig:
Nope, upgrading the rom, doesn't update the firmware. It needs to be updated separately.

I'm not really sure how to back up your existing firmware. I never thought of that when I updated my firmware before, I never made a backup. I just went for it and flashed a new firmware.

A Nandroid backup on TWRP will not back up your firmware as far as I know. Whatever last firmware you flashed will still be the same.

Anyway, the one that's working for me is the first green boxed one. bacon_firmware_update_2016_1-25_.4.0.1.c7-00011. That's same firmware that I'm using after I've upgraded to LOS 14.1. The only 2 ones that are green boxed are the only firmwares that I've tested that works for my OPO.

Like what I posted before, don't flash the H2O, Oxygen, ColorOs as I've read somewhere that this firmwares causes bootloops.

Btw. Firmware, modem, baseband<it's the same thing. Don't be confused by it. People are just using 3 different terms but they are all the same thing. Before, I too thought those were 3 different things. lol
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
thanks, I thought there were 3 different things XD

Are there supposed to be improvements in speed? I do not know if at the moment I have no problems .. I do not want to call Murphy :laugh:
[ONE Original Android Development] bigbadwolf_pig:
I'm not really sure if it upgrades the "speed" but it surely fixed my issues with my network signal.

When I upgraded to LOS 14.1 from Cyanogen. I wasn't getting any network signal or my network was weak. So I've browsed XDA and somebody said that I needed to update the firmware as well, because merely upgrading the rom doesn't update the firmware. I was confused with that as well. So I just went to the firmware/modem thread here.

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/firmware-modem-oneplus-one-t3462214

Downloaded the zip, extracted it, chose a firmware zip to flash and after I flashed it. My network signal was great.

It might solve other issues you're having with your phone. :)
[ONE Original Android Development] daijinqiang:
Enable Wi-Fi MAC randomization？

Enable Wi-Fi MAC randomization？
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
Thank you

I certainly have some gsm signal problems at some points, although I have always thought that it was because I changed operator and in some points of my house it has worse coverage, but in others it is good
[ONE Original Android Development] customAdvocate:
How to update firmware?

I want to try a newer firmware but what are the rules if I flash a newer one?

Do i need to wipe my entire phone and perform a new clean install of the Rom and Gapps after the firmware upgrade or can i flash it and use my current configuration/system without problems?

Is it possible to revert back to an older firmware version if the newer one causes problems?
[ONE Original Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
I'd just like to drop that WiFi drivers are not part of the modem, they are a kernel component. Flashing a new modem will only affect your mobile network reach (and probably Bluetooth, not 100% sure on that one). Better connection = better speed but even though finding the right modem for your device/country/provider, it will most likely only marginally improve (that's what my testing showed).

That said, flashing is fun and flashing a new modem can't cause much harm (provided you've made a nandroid backup of your EFS!!) so try a few on! In some cases your system will fail to boot after a modem flash and automatically reboot to recovery. If that happens, just reboot back to system without changing anything. Have a good one and never panic, there's always a solution :)
[ONE Original Android Development] bigbadwolf_pig:
[MENTION=2893530]hgmichna[/MENTION] what firmware are you using?

[MENTION=9914556]customAdvocate[/MENTION] Use the firmware that hgmichna is using. He's from Munich.

You don't need to do a new clean install of rom and gapps, but I suggest doing a Nandroid backup in TWRP and save the backup on your pc, just in case something goes wrong. I constantly flash new firmwares on my phone without flashing the rom and gapps when I did my testing on which firmware that works best for my phone.

Not really sure how to backup your current firmware though.

[MENTION=4841620]Timmmmaaahh[/MENTION] said, flashing is fun. lol

He made a comparison on the firmwares, you should check it out first.

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=73925240&postcount=83

BTW [MENTION=4841620]Timmmmaaahh[/MENTION] How do you backup the old firmware? Will a nandroid backup automatically backup the current firmware? I saw your reply on the Modem/Firmware thread and you said there's an option in TWRP, but I've checked on my TWRP(Ver. 3.3.0 it's the current version) there's none, but I've check google and there was an option before in TWRP to backup the firmware.
[ONE Original Android Development] hgmichna:
Random reboots

I use bacon_firmware_update_2016-_1-25_4.0.1.c7-00011.zip . But I have tried the other two promising ones as well and found no difference. In particular, it made no difference to the spontaneous reboots.

I had those almost regularly when I left my home Wi-Fi. In one of the older versions, possibly LineageOS 14.1 or maybe 15.1, the Franco kernel had solved the problem and prevented random reboots entirely. Unfortunately, they came back with later LineageOS versions, with or without Franco. Haven't retested recently.

You can flash the radio firmware at any time without affecting the rest of the system. That makes it easy to test. I just flashed them with TWRP.
[ONE Original Android Development] SethGeckoXDA:
Update to the current version of LineageOS-16.0 and catch a logcat right after a soft reboot occurs.
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
must the efs be reestablished after updating firmware?

edit:

sorry

I apologized I just saw you answered in the other thread
[ONE Original Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
Don't use official TWRP. Try on something like these K releases as explained in my guide.

Logcatting after a problem occurred wouldn't be very useful IMHO. These reboots are kernel panics which are logged in /proc/last_kmsg. There are ADB methods to capture this file but I find it works way better to just make a copy with MiXPlorer.

Yeah, you can just flash firmware and be done with it. It usually goes well but you never know. A busted EFS can destroy your device indefinitely so you'll be happy if you backed that up if that should happen. Also, don't just keep a backup on your phone's storage but copy it externally as well.
[ONE Original Android Development] bigbadwolf_pig:
[MENTION=9914556]customAdvocate[/MENTION] There you go, flash the bacon_firmware_update_2016-_1-25_4.0.1.c7-00011.zip firmware, it's the same one that I'm using too. :)
[ONE Original Android Development] wasyll25:
The handsfree microphone has stopped working.

sometimes while tapping the screen (zooming in), the screen starts going crazy and skips, zooms in and out.

please update the ability to add a tile with profiles. I miss this as a quick setting.
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
its possible flash the twrp-3-0-3-k1 from the twrp official?
[ONE Original Android Development] Timmmmaaahh!:
If it's a flashable zip, sure. I remember flashing the img via fastboot though. Been a while since Bacon ^_^
[ONE Original Android Development] _Kesha_:
Hi

Wifi speed drops after turning on bluetooth. 24mbit/s - 2mbit/s

It helps to turn off bluetooth and reboot the device.

The speed drops even without pairing the device. That is, whether the device is paired or not.

Any idea how to fix this?

My system

16.0.20190506-NIGHTLY-Bacon

.4.0.1.c7-00011-M8974AAAAANAZM-1

thank
[ONE Original Android Development] bigbadwolf_pig:
If you backread on page 40 [MENTION=9043846]averhoof[/MENTION] have that same issue it's caused by the google nearby service.
[ONE Original Android Development] _Kesha_:
There is no solution to this problem? So now will always be, what do you think? :(
[ONE Original Android Development] bigbadwolf_pig:
I don't have that issue. I flashed pico gapps and I'm using the 05052019 build. I don't know what the solution for that one is. Sorry.

Check this, some may have a solution to your issue.

https://gitlab.com/LineageOS/issues/android/issues/392
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
the next build have the security patch rigth?
[ONE Original Android Development] SethGeckoXDA:
Yes, will be 2019-05-05. Builds will be skipped this weekend though.
[ONE Original Android Development] plaja:
Me too. The screen going crazy sometimes

9 may build

edited: hardware issue
[ONE Original Android Development] averhoof:
After some tests by other people, the problem seems to be only at my house, with two ASUS RT-AC66U routers.

Because they are a bit older models, and al my new smart things at home, I decide to buy a new wifi router.

The TP-link Deco M9 pro is great and now no problem with the wifi speed. 73Mbit up and 26 Mbit down :D
[ONE Original Android Development] XDA_Bruno:
Performance Differences after low memory patch

Been using the 16.0 for a while and it used to be a bit choppy, like you can feel that it's heavy for the OPO.

However, after I flash it back to stock (OxygenOS 2.1.4) and then flash it back to build 0509, it became like super smooth, UI framerate are consistently high. I'm not sure if it's because I've flashed the low memory patcher. Anyone tried flashing the low memory patcher on 16.0? Is it working?

Antutu benchmark

before 2.1.4 flash 16.0 - below 50k (48-49k)

OxygenOS 2.1.4 - 63k

16.0 with low memory patch (Not sure if it works) - 72723
[ONE Original Android Development] hgmichna:
Low memory patch

Just from theory—The OnePlus One is, even by today's standards, far from being a low-memory device. 3 GB RAM are still a lot.
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
what is the " low memory patcher"?
[ONE Original Android Development] alma23:
Here it is the solution for profile tie https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.battlemoose.cmprofileshortcuts.googleplay
[ONE Original Android Development] Flexho:
I got a problem with the audio on my OPO after flashing the LineageOS 16.0.

There is a sound loop of message sounds, so now i have to have my device in constant mute mode.

Rebooting the device resets the sound bug, but when a new message is received the loop begins again.

Going into the audio options to change the notification sound crashes the app.

Anyone got this problem?
[ONE Original Android Development] bigbadwolf_pig:
Nice, so it's having issues with 2.4ghz band.

I'm not really sure what ghz my router is but they said that the issue goes away on 5ghz routers.
[ONE Original Android Development] hgmichna:
Continuous ringing after plugging and unplugging USB

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=79259977&postcount=300

Does this help?
[ONE Original Android Development] Flexho:
Didn't help, the function was already disabled by default for me.

I did find out that it's the notification alert that keeps sounding when getting an application notification. I can simply swipe the notification alert away and the sound stops.

But i still think this is a bug, no way the notification alert keeps on sounding constantly. The sound options crashing when changing ringtone etc. must be related some way.

Still need help here if anyone got an idea how to troubleshoot. Hope i'm not alone.
[ONE Original Android Development] _Kesha_:
Did you switch from lineageOS 15? Was a clean install of 16 or an upgrade from 15 to 16?

I did update from LineageOS 15 to LineageOS 16

Thanks!
[ONE Original Android Development] SethGeckoXDA:
You are talking about the option to put someone on speaker during a phone call? Works fine for me.

In which app does this happen for you? Works fine for me in Gallery and Google's Photos.

Please capture a logcat right after one of these issues occurs, or describe accurately how to reproduce the problem.

This feature is currently in development. You can track its progress here.
[ONE Original Android Development] SethGeckoXDA:
Had the same problem after a clean flash. I turned down the volume until it was muted, turned the device off and on again. This fixed the issue for me... Maybe clearing cache + dalvik in TWRP also helps. If not: can you describe accurately how to recreate the constant ringing?

Should be unrelated. The Sounds app crashing is a known problem which will not be fixed by LineageOS people because it is a problem of Google's Sounds app. However, Google might not want to fix this issue either because the app is intended for use on Pixel devices and not available for download on the Playstore (afaik). Use the Media Storage instead.
[ONE Original Android Development] jrior001:
Go into sound settings and pick a notification sound, that should fix it. It looks as if there's a preset default but if you go to pick one nothing is selected. Somehow this makes it play over and over after the first notification goes off after a clean install.
[ONE Original Android Development] _Kesha_:
4 days there are no nightly builds. Something happened? :confused:
[ONE Original Android Development] :
Today is the day ... https://builds.lineageos.org/
[ONE Original Android Development] _Kesha_:
Praise the gods :victory:
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
if i unistall a system app like the calendar aosp.. when i make a dirty update.. the calendar aosp.. appears again as an installed application?
[ONE Original Android Development] LTMendarynas7:
It should, but you can disable it again
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
go ... it's a shame, I suppose if it were not the whole rom the update would not have these problems ... I do not know if it's worth it, then uninstall system apps

Are system configurations also lost and must be reconfigured?

thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] fmc000:
If you disable it instead of uninstalling it will stay disabled even if you update the rom
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
thanks, for the clarification, then the "trick" is to disable instead of uninstall

Has anyone tried today's update and can it give impressions?
[ONE Original Android Development] trynex:
Any update on having success with (no app-based) screencast?
[ONE Original Android Development] Agent of Orange:
Having issues drops LTE and sometimes cell connection completely. Checked the APN settings and the koodo settings on my phone do not match what koodo says they should be. Unfortunately it seems you can't change APN settings in this ROM. Or can APN settings be changed?
[ONE Original Android Development] iwishuweredad:
I flashed 4.0.1.c7 modem in my opo, i face better stability, mobil and LTE wize.
[ONE Original Android Development] giocchi27:
any news about 14th of may release?
[ONE Original Android Development] LTMendarynas7:
What news do you want?
[ONE Original Android Development] giocchi27:
there is a huge amount of commits, I'm sure something is changed :)
[ONE Original Android Development] SethGeckoXDA:
The Android base was updated to r37 (May Security Patch).
[ONE Original Android Development] grilopt:
Where did you get it? Thanks!!
[ONE Original Android Development] iwishuweredad:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24389512218018449
[ONE Original Android Development] LTMendarynas7:
I always check here. https://www.lineageoslog.com/16.0/bacon probably easiest way to see what's merged for our bacon
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
Is there a way to update the Vendor Security Patch Level?
[ONE Original Android Development] jrior001:
No, this is based on the last stock OS release and will never be updated since oneplus no longer supports the device.
[ONE Original Android Development] yamileon:
my opo randomly reboots ever since the may 14th update, works fine when reverted to pre 14th
[ONE Original Android Development] hgmichna:
Random reboots

To the best of my knowledge, all OnePlus smartphones have spontaneous reboots, some more, some less often.

For example, I have a 6T now, and it has random reboots.
[ONE Original Android Development] :
Fortunately not a single reboot on my side with OnePlus One and 3 (both with latest LineageOS)
[ONE Original Android Development] hgmichna:
Random reboots

Perhaps I should have written: All OnePlus phones that are heavily used with many apps.
[ONE Original Android Development] :
I'm for years a heavy user with ~ 139 user apps ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] SethGeckoXDA:
You mean like many apps installed, many apps running at the same time, or many apps requiring heavy use of CPU and RAM (like games)?
[ONE Original Android Development] hgmichna:
Random reboots

I don't really know what makes them reboot randomly. But in my vicinity all OnePlus phones, mostly OnePlus One with LineageOS 16 and one OnePlus 6T with manufacturer's Android, reboot randomly.

There seems to be an increase of these reboots when the phone travels.

Some users might not notice these reboots. They just enter their PIN or pattern as always and do not read the line that says that the phone has rebooted itself.
[ONE Original Android Development] SethGeckoXDA:
You didn't quite answer my question...

Anyway, do you suffer hard or soft reboots? Have you installed any mods like Magisk etc.? Have you captured a logcat after a recent reboot?
[ONE Original Android Development] yamileon:
not sure i launch some random app and it reboots at random hours later try the same app and no problem,

could it be the battery not being able to provide enough voltage?
[ONE Original Android Development] hgmichna:
Random reboots

As to your question, I mostly mean many apps installed. I also believe, but cannot be sure, that the problem lies somewhere between kernel and radio firmware.

Soft reboots are the problem. Haven't seen any spontaneous hard reboots lately.

No Magisk, only the LineageOS root add-on.

For some time the OnePlus One almost regularly rebooted when I left my home Wi-Fi area.

More recently I use mostly the OnePlus 6T, which is not even rooted and is fully standard as it comes from the manufacturer. It still has periods of daily or, rather, nightly reboots. I have captured two system logs through reboots and sent them to OnePlus. I am now suffering from black hole syndrome. I throw things in, and nothing comes out. I think, my next phone will not be made by OnePlus. Perhaps I'll try a Pixel.

It's a pity, because the OnePlus phones are otherwise very nice and very powerful. Too bad, really. And perhaps the arrogance is even worse than the defect.
[ONE Original Android Development] vicky2131:
+1

happens on my phone too randomly. I cannot specify the exact scenario because it does not occur at a specific point of time or while using a specific app.
[MENTION=2836769]jrior001[/MENTION] any solution? Or is it a known issue from lineage 16? Your comment on this would be helpful. Thank you.
[ONE Original Android Development] SethGeckoXDA:
Does it happen on other ROMs as well? Maybe changing the firmware/modem helps. OxygenOS 2.1.4 has been reported to be more stable than default c6-00241. Haven't tried it myself though.

Have you tried here: Settings -> Network & Internet -> Mobile network -> Advanced -> Access Point Names ?
[ONE Original Android Development] nagi603:
Not that user but that has been happening to my non-LOS OPO since the beginning until I stopped using it. It's still on the original last 4.4.x CyanogenMod, and it definitely was totally random.

(Replying because I'm actually in the process of finally upgrading it to LOS 16.... provided I finally have the time for it.)
[ONE Original Android Development] kas_27_es:
Hi there,

One silly question, where is the wps button?

On the other hand, Lineage seems to have some problem with hidden ssid WiFi...

I've installed the last nightly build: 20190520

Thanks

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Edited: auto-answer...

WPS seems to be eliminated... And it's not a Lineage issue.

And hidden WiFi must be indicated in advance settings...

Thanks anyway
[ONE Original Android Development] taunusgta:
Not so silly question. Can't find it too!!
[ONE Original Android Development] iwishuweredad:
There is no wps button in LOS 16 due to safety reasons.
[ONE Original Android Development] drezz2:
Does anyone use the lineage camera and know what this option is for? I have not appreciated anything, maybe I do not know how to use it