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Search this thread, but search is awful, so sorry if i missed any report or discussion of this issue...

The included camera app doesn't work in 20180214. it FC's every time. This is immediately after installing the 20180214 build. Logcat is attached. I'm coming from stock OOS 5.0.1 so I should have all of the latest firmware.

Additionally, (this may be related) this link in OP to Beans Gapps which really just links to this other post are for 7.1 and TWRP will (rightly) refuse to install them on Oreo. I tried. So I used BeansGappsMini-arm64-8.1-5X6P.zip which seems to work.
 

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tomstrummer said:
Search this thread, but search is awful, so sorry if i missed any report or discussion of this issue...

The included camera app doesn't work in 20180214. it FC's every time. This is immediately after installing the 20180214 build. Logcat is attached. I'm coming from stock OOS 5.0.1 so I should have all of the latest firmware.

Additionally, (this may be related) this link in OP to Beans Gapps which really just links to this other post are for 7.1 and TWRP will (rightly) refuse to install them on Oreo. I tried. So I used BeansGappsMini-arm64-8.1-5X6P.zip which seems to work.
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Use ob15 firmware and 7.1 gapps for nlos-14.1.
Use ob22 firmware and 8.1.x gapps for nlos-15.1.

Current stable build from OP is 14.1!!!

In the last posting on 15.1 beta01 I linked a working gapps package.
@all:
Would you all remeber to put 15.1 in the "Title" field of the posting form, if refering to 15.1, please? I consider ALL postings without that as refering to the threads title version!
 
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Current stable build from OP is 14.1!!!
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/facepalm. Thanks, of course you're right. I missed that this thread is for 14.x and I downloaded the 15.x beta because I wanted Oreo. It might make sense for nlos 15 to have its own thread? Or maybe it does and I didn't see it because it's not on the forum frontpage. Thanks again for pointing out what should have been obvious.
 
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Use ob15 firmware and 7.1 gapps for nlos-14.1.
Use ob22 firmware and 8.1.x gapps for nlos-15.1.

Current stable build from OP is 14.1!!!

In the last posting on 15.1 beta01 I linked a working gapps package.
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Would you all remeber to put 15.1 in the "Title" field of the posting form, if refering to 15.1, please? I consider ALL postings without that as refering to the threads title version!
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### NLOS 15.1


Sorry man, but on Tapatalk I'm not seeing the title field :(

On ext4 encryption is working. Using lastest twrp from blu spark.

Ps: why don't you use another base, with more customisation, like RR or AEX? Any reason why you chose LOS? Thanks!!

Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
 
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Just a heads up for anyone using Magisk on 15.1

Magisk Manager 5.6.0 keeps crashing on NLOS 15.1
I was going to report the bug both here and in the Magisk Beta thread but apparently @topjohnwu has already been able to reproduce the bug as he reported in the Magisk Beta thread 3 days ago. Not sure if its the same issue but hopefully it gets fixed!

For now im using Magisk 15.3 instead of 15.4 as a workaround.
 
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knpk13 said:
Just a heads up for anyone using Magisk on 15.1

Magisk Manager 5.6.0 keeps crashing on NLOS 15.1
I was going to report the bug both here and in the Magisk Beta thread but apparently @topjohnwu has already been able to reproduce the bug as he reported in the Magisk Beta thread 3 days ago. Not sure if its the same issue but hopefully it gets fixed!

For now im using Magisk 15.3 instead of 15.4 as a workaround.
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This is not a ROM problem but magisk. There is a fixed APK in the magisk poll. You had to install 15.4, uninstall magisk app and install the fixed APK.
 
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Love the ROM and all the up to date goodies, though there a couple of nifty features from OOS that I miss :(

Is there anyway to enable sRGB mode on this ROM? Everything looks so saturated.. its uncomfortable.

Also, is there anyway to not make the button backlights light up when you touch the screen? They should light up only when touching the buttons. (Which is the my desired behavior)

I can't find the option for centre clock or circle battery either.

Edit: Set srgb mode using kernel adiutor. Can someone explain tcp/ip algorithms to me? Everyone says Westwood is the best for some reason that I don't understand but I couldn't find Westwood.
 
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### NLOS 15.1


Sorry man, but on Tapatalk I'm not seeing the title field :(

On ext4 encryption is working. Using lastest twrp from blu spark.

Ps: why don't you use another base, with more customisation, like RR or AEX? Any reason why you chose LOS? Thanks!!

Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
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That's a simple one: I like los. It has exactly the amount of additions for me. "Dark Style" was the only feature I was missing (since cm-10.x, which was much darker by default)...:good::good::good:

knpk13 said:
Love the ROM and all the up to date goodies, though there a couple of nifty features from OOS that I miss :(

Is there anyway to enable sRGB mode on this ROM? Everything looks so saturated.. its uncomfortable.

Also, is there anyway to not make the button backlights light up when you touch the screen? They should light up only when touching the buttons. (Which is the my desired behavior)

I can't find the option for centre clock or circle battery either.
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srgb IS there (kernel-wise), but the color modes have to brought back to livedisplay first, before there is an comfortable way to access it.

Since you are using magisk, there is a "semi-comfortable" way. Make a module (or use one of the magiskmscript locations), which issues this command:
Code: 
echo 1 >/sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/srgb
.Of course you can use this command on a shell (terminal or adb), too. Unsetting works with
Code: 
echo 0 >/sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/srgb

The "button doesn't lit up, when screen is touched" will be in the next beta (later today) - fixed it last night. (As well as bringing up dash charging indication again.)

For symbol, position and other statusbar tunings it's the same as for livedisplay: let's patiently waiting for upstream implementation.

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Are LOS/NLOS kernels always upstreamed? (Or custom roms in general)

https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3626913&page=30

https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3738742
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Let's see what the future shows. Let me get up the basics, before fideling with kernels...

I.e. getting the shell back to accepting cursor buttons and pathname completion is more annoying for me, then getting the newest kernel patches. Of course, your milleage may vary.
 
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Does anyone know how to change the encryption password? I had a 3x3 pattern as my encryption password on OOS, but I now want to use a 4x4 pattern. Changing the password/pattern only seems to change the screen lock password, not the encryption password.
 
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Does anyone know how to change the encryption password? I had a 3x3 pattern as my encryption password on OOS, but I now want to use a 4x4 pattern. Changing the password/pattern only seems to change the screen lock password, not the encryption password.
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ext4 or f2fs?
f2fs: broken as initially encrypting (currently only possible on oos - hint: nandroid on external usb stick)
ext4: don't know (EDIT: see next posting: ext4 initial encryption and passwd/pin/pattern-changing is working.)

BTW: remember 14.1 about a year ago? Quite similar, isn't it?
 
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15.1

Encryption went through fine for me with ext4. I Formatted data before installing the beta version. Everything running smoothly so far.
Thanks for the great build
 
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15.1: beta02

Build 20180220

Releasenotes:

NLOS-15.1 relays on Oreo firmware. ob16 or later is needed, I strongly recommend using ob22 (because that's what I'm testing with): oxygenos-ob22-firmware.zip

NLOS-15.1 requires current, official twrp-3.2.1-0. If you expirience issues like bootlooping or issues accessing files on the data partition, you need to format your data partition:
  • boot to twrp
  • on the twrp home screen tap "Wipe"
  • on the Wipe-screen tap "Format Data", this formats your entire data partition to ext4, deletes ALL data and removes encryption (you can enable it again from within the installed rom later - for ext4, which is stromgly recommended, since f2fs is cureently not for the faint hearted.)
  • wipe cache, dalvik and system
  • flash rom
  • flash gapps
  • optional: flash addonsu

If you want to run data on f2fs, you need to work around a bug in this version of twrp: in the "Change fs" screen "f2fs" is issueing a faulty command. And I doubt this will be fixed any time soon, so lets change the ext4 to f2fs manually:

After formatting data, before wiping cache, dalvik and system, complete the following steps:
  • flash old non-unified twrp-3.2.1-0 from 2017 again
  • reboot to twrp
  • tap "Wipe"->"Advanced Wipe"
  • check "data" and tap "change or repair"
  • tap "f2fs" and make sure no error messeges come up
  • flash new unified twrp-3.2.1-0 from 2018
  • reboot to twrp
  • wipe cache, dalvik and system
  • flash OxygenOS OpenBeta 22
  • boot system
  • skip initial setup where ever possible - you don't want to set it up for usage
  • use OxygenOS OpenBeta 22 to initialize device encryption (keep in mind you won't be able to change encryption password/pin/pattern on f2fs on NLOS currently!)
  • boot to twrp (from now on you need to give your password/pin/pattern to access the data partition)
  • continue with wiping cache, dalvik, data and system

Doing nandroids on an external device is always a good idea!!! (especially, if you want to change encyption password/pin/pattern later *hint*)

beta01 users can just dirty flash beta02 (don't forget to wipt cache and dalvik after the dirty flash!)

Changelog (synced lineageos 15.1 20/02 at 15:30 UTC):
  • track our own frameworks/base repo. — Nvertigo
  • NightDisplayTile: disable if LiveDisplay feature is available — Dan Pasanen
  • Add German translation for Dash Charging. — crian
  • PowerManagerService: fix HW button illumination timeout — Corinna Vinschen
  • BatteryService: add dash charging support — thecrazyskull
  • PowerManagerService: add a config to light up buttons only when pressed — Anas Karbila
  • Build beta02. — Nvertigo
  • op3: Disable interactive load prediction — dianlujitao
  • op3: Indicate that this device has Dash Charge. — Matssa56
  • reenable "op3: Light up buttons only when pressed". — Nvertigo
  • Merge remote-tracking branch 'https://github.com/android-linux-stable/op3/tree/lineage-15.1' into nlos-15.1-linux-stable. — Nvertigo (*)

(*) @knpk13: I expect you to thankfully put on your cheerleading uniform and dance NLOS... *lol* Seriously: merge was in deed quite uncomplicated. All credits: @nathanchance!!! (kidding again: dance for him, too... ;) )

[SIZE="+2"]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

Happy flashing!

P.S.: I hope I've linked every piece of software needed to setup a working NLOS-15.1 - if I've forgotten something, mixed up links or have done sometging stupid (lack of sleep) let me know.
 
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nvertigo67 said:
ext4 or f2fs?
f2fs: broken as initially encrypting (currently only possible on oos - hint: nandroid on external usb stick)
ext4: don't know (EDIT: see next posting: ext4 initial encryption and passwd/pin/pattern-changing is working.)

BTW: remember 14.1 about a year ago? Quite similar, isn't it?
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Edit: I'm ALREADY encrypted, just want to change the passphrase for encryption. And I wasn't sure if you could do that on even OOS, because I don't have much experience with encryption. I just went ahead and encrypted last time because i get problems with forceencrypt on OOS wiping all my data even when I flashed magisk last time. Apparently they keep changing things rip.

Edit 2: Are you telling me I have to FORMAT THE ENTIRE DATA PARTITION AGAIN if I'm encrypted and want to change my encryption password????????

I'm on f2fs because that is the default FS. Yeah I lost my data a couple times lol and the latest format was f2fs on OOS5 and it's encrypted. But I don't know how to change the encryption password.

Also, btw I have a tiny cute 128gb USB C drive now to backup all my phone data in case I have encryption issues again lol. Tired of losing my data so often because of OOS forceencrypt. Used to just run it unencrypted.

And wow so many sweet changes all in one build, I really don't know how to dance though xD
I could however conduct an orchestra of puppies to bark a celebratory song lol.
 
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Edit: I'm ALREADY encrypted, just want to change the passphrase for encryption. And I wasn't sure if you could do that on even OOS, because I don't have much experience with encryption. I just went ahead and encrypted last time because i get problems with forceencrypt on OOS wiping all my data even when I flashed magisk last time. Apparently they keep changing things rip.

Edit 2: Are you telling me I have to FORMAT THE ENTIRE DATA PARTITION AGAIN if I'm encrypted and want to change my encryption password????????

I'm on f2fs because that is the default FS. Yeah I lost my data a couple times lol and the latest format was f2fs on OOS5 and it's encrypted. But I don't know how to change the encryption password.

Also, btw I have a tiny cute 128gb USB C drive now to backup all my phone data in case I have encryption issues again lol. Tired of losing my data so often because of OOS forceencrypt. Used to just run it unencrypted.

And wow so many sweet changes all in one build, I really don't know how to dance though xD
I could however conduct an orchestra of puppies to bark a celebratory song lol.
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Hey

I'm sorry to be me the one whose gonna tell you but.... Yes, the only way is to format data, as far as I know there's no way to change the encryption secret.

Sorry :)

Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk

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That's a simple one: I like los. It has exactly the amount of additions for me. "Dark Style" was the only feature I was missing (since cm-10.x, which was much darker by default)...:good::good::good:

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Eheheh exactly what I expected :)

What would be the impact of having hardware key binding like RR?

I'll try the new build tomorrow. Thanks

Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
 
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nvertigo67 said:
Build 20180220

Releasenotes:

NLOS-15.1 relays on Oreo firmware. ob16 or later is needed, I strongly recommend using ob22 (because that's what I'm testing with): oxygenos-ob22-firmware.zip

NLOS-15.1 requires current, official twrp-3.2.1-0. If you expirience issues like bootlooping or issues accessing files on the data partition, you need to format your data partition: boot to twrp
on the twrp home screen tap "Wipe"
on the Wipe-screen tap "Format Data", this formats your entire data partition to ext4, deletes ALL data and removes encryption (you can enable it again from within the installed rom later - for ext4, which is stromgly recommended, since f2fs is cureently not for the faint hearted.)
wipe cache, dalvik and system
flash rom
flash gapps
optional: flash addonsu


If you want to run data on f2fs, you need to work around a bug in this version of twrp: in the "Change fs" screen "f2fs" is issueing a faulty command. And I doubt this will be fixed any time soon, so lets change the ext4 to f2fs manually:

After formatting data, before wiping cache, dalvik and system, complete the following steps:
flash old non-unified twrp-3.2.1-0 from 2017 again
reboot to twrp
tap "Wipe"->"Advanced Wipe"
check "data" and tap "change or repair"
tap "f2fs" and make sure no error messeges come up
flash new unified twrp-3.2.1-0 from 2018
reboot to twrp
wipe cache, dalvik and system
flash OxygenOS OpenBeta 22
boot system
skip initial setup where ever possible - you don't want to set it up for usage
use OxygenOS OpenBeta 22 to initialize device encryption (keep in mind you won't be able to change encryption password/pin/pattern on f2fs on NLOS currently!)
boot to twrp (from now on you need to give your password/pin/pattern to access the data partition)
continue with wiping cache, dalvik, data and system


Doing nandroids on an external device is always a good idea!!! (especially, if you want to change encyption password/pin/pattern later *hint*)

beta01 users can just dirty flash beta02 (don't forget to wipt cache and dalvik after the dirty flash!)

Changelog (synced lineageos 15.1 20/02 at 15:30 UTC):
track our own frameworks/base repo. — Nvertigo
NightDisplayTile: disable if LiveDisplay feature is available — Dan Pasanen
Add German translation for Dash Charging. — crian
PowerManagerService: fix HW button illumination timeout — Corinna Vinschen
BatteryService: add dash charging support — thecrazyskull
PowerManagerService: add a config to light up buttons only when pressed — Anas Karbila
Build beta02. — Nvertigo
op3: Disable interactive load prediction — dianlujitao
op3: Indicate that this device has Dash Charge. — Matssa56
reenable "op3: Light up buttons only when pressed". — Nvertigo
Merge remote-tracking branch 'https://github.com/android-linux-stable/op3/tree/lineage-15.1' into nlos-15.1-linux-stable. — Nvertigo (*)


(*) @knpk13: I expect you to thankfully put on your cheerleading uniform and dance NLOS... *lol* Seriously: merge was in deed quite uncomplicated. All credits: @nathanchance!!! (kidding again: dance for him, too... ;) )

DOWNLOAD

Happy flashing!

P.S.: I hope I've linked every piece of software needed to setup a working NLOS-15.1 - if I've forgotten something, mixed up links or have done sometging stupid (lack of sleep) let me know.
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Your work deserves a donation. How do I donate lol?
And I guess I could use gravity box for centre clock and other small stuff till they add it upstream in LOS. Like I literally have the perfect setup without unnecessary bloat features. Great performance and stability and everything and freedom to use whatever I want like microg (though I don't use it). Also that it's op3t specific and has the customization options that make sense and takes care of minor annoyances like the keys lighting up when you touch the screen. I have no idea why LOS thinks that's a good idea, it's so dumb. Like you even fulfilled my request to upstream the kernel lol you're so cool xD and you communicate a lot with your users. On the topic of minor annoyances, could you add the commit made by Lord boeffla in his kernels which disables the hardware keys if the touchscreen is in use to prevent accidental touches? I'll try to find the commit if you need a specific link.

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Hey

I'm sorry to be me the one whose gonna tell you but.... Yes, the only way is to format data, as far as I know there's no way to change the encryption secret.

Sorry :)
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Oof.. that's so stupid. Is that how encryption works on other devices too? Like windows, linux, Mac, etc? You can't change the encryption passphrase without literally formatting the entire drive? I'm assuming you can't remove encryption without formatting either?
 
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Oof.. that's so stupid. Is that how encryption works on other devices too? Like windows, linux, Mac, etc? You can't change the encryption passphrase without literally formatting the entire drive? I'm assuming you can't remove encryption without formatting either?
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Not sure but in my t540p I can change the password but the encryption is at hardware level(?)

Well... Probably I have to Google that.

But yes, remove encryption on android is only able by formatting data.

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15.1 (also true for 14.1)

Som general thought on f2fs vs. ext4:

ext4 is by far the supirior of both in nearly every regard. IT's feature wise much more sophisticated, it's faster in real life (properly trimmed) and - without any doubt - it's much better tested. Theorethically f2fs should behave better with battery - and peehaps is, but I couldn't proove that in real life: neither on one, chagallwifi nor op3t.

On speed: 18 month back I 've done some testing on my build host (when changing the system disk to ssd): building the (build-host's-)kernel with -j9 (amd fx8150) it took 4:50 with ext4 (journaled) and 5:05 with f2fs.

I also found that proper partition allignment has more influence on speed then the fs itself: on an intentionally misalliegned partitions the kernel compile take over 12 minutes for both fs. All android device's partition tables I've seen so far are properly alligned by the oem!

If one wants a stable, evolved and well tested fs, go for ext4.

I use f2fs to get trapped before you get trapped, because the worst point on f2fs are the api changes with poor backward compatibility.
 
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Changing the encryption password/pin/pattern if you use f2fs with nlos-15.1:

I assume a twrp backup of OOS was done right after initializing encryption. (This may be stored in the encrypted data partition, since we do NOT need to reformat - but I recommend using an external device for nandroids!)

  • boot to twrp
  • from twrp (advanced->file-manager) delete /data/system/locksettings.db - this makes life easier
  • nandroid your nlos-15.1 installation
  • restore OOS nandroid (and delete /data/system/locksettings.db, if you havn't done so before backing up your OOS installation)
  • boot to OOS, you need to give your current encryption passwd, but no lockscreen passphrase, just swipe up
  • In OOS go to settings and change your lockscreen passphrase (password, pin or pattern): you get asked if you want that booting should be passphrase secured, say yes. Now the new passphrase is uswd asmencryption passphrase
  • boot to twrp
  • you will be asked for the new encryption passphrase on twrp startup
  • restore your nlos-15.1 installation
  • reboot to nlos
  • give new encryption passphrase
  • swipe up to enter nlos
  • in settings set a lockscreen passphrase

Note: you won't loosw any data, but your lockscreen passphrase.

Note: I highly recommend to delete locksettings.db before doing any nandroids. It makes life easier.
 
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Not sure but in my t540p I can change the password but the encryption is at hardware level(?)
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Different libs, api and kernel drivers: you can't compare across devices.

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But yes, remove encryption on android is only able by formatting data.
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Correct, but the origin question was about changing the passphrase, which is something completely different, and most important: you CAN change the passphrase without loosing data.
 
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    Currently known issue can be found here.

    If you find an issue, follow these instructions: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58239877&postcount=3

    Everybody has his very own definition of "clean flash" or "dirty flash". I use these phrases like descriped in this posting: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58239877&postcount=2

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    Code: 
    #include <std_disclaimer.h>

/*
 * Your warranty isn't void: we are on an oneplus device.
 *
 * We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
 * thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
 * do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
 * before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
 * you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you.
 *
 */

    LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. You will need to provide your own Google Applications package (gapps). LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.

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    This thread is for Unofficial LineageOS 14.1 builds for oneplus3t - it is not for oneplus3. The following will not be supported here:
    Custom kernels
    Mods
    Xposed
    gapps packages bigger then opengapps-nano (read this.)

    I don't support Xposed and any logcat which includes a Xposed module will be ignored. You're kindly invited to not report bugs if you:
    Flashed a custom kernel
    Installed or did mods from untrusted sources
    Modified system files (i.e. by using gapps bigger then opengapps-nano)

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    First time flashing LineageOS 14.1 on your device, or coming from another ROM?
    1. Download the ROM below in the downloads section (or from a mirror; see posting #2)
    2. If you have downloaded a build with "firmware" in it's name, the needed firmware is included and installed while flashing. If you have downloaded a build without "firmware" in it's name, you need to flash the needed firmware BEFORE flashing the rom. You'll find the firmware flashable zips near the end of this posting. New files are added on top of the list.
    3. Download exactly Beans Dynamic Mini Gapps (Note that any other version of Google Apps are known to have wide spread side effects - see posting #4; section "gapps' known issues"
    4. Install exactly this TWRP.
    5. Reboot into recovery.
    6. Backup your current ROM and make sure you have backups of your data you want to keep.
    7. Flash firmware if not using a build with "firmware" in it's name.
    8. Wipe system, data and cache. (Before flashing anything, make sure the system partition is NOT mounted: TWRP-home->mount->uncheck system)
    9. Flash LineageOS
    10. Flash Google Apps (see posting #4; section "gapps' known issues") If you want to use microG skip this step and install microG (How to use Android without Google Apps).
    11. Reboot (as usual: first boot takes loooooong ;) )

    Updating this rom
    Dirty flashing should work just fine: reboot into recovery and flash a newer LineageOS zip. Settings, apps and even google apps should be preserved.
    Important: if you encounter any issues, a clean install is recommended and even required if you need support.

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    I won't build on a daily (or nightly) basis. I will publish new builds, if I fixed something, important upstream changes or new security patchlevels.

    LineageOS changelog: https://www.cmxlog.com/14.1/

    Since my time is quite limited till end of October, the update frequency is reduced to 7 to 10 days.


    Build 20180309

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 15 (aka ob15). As always an archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads - the flashable firmwares are the original (file names starting with oxygenos* hold original fw files) OnePlus fw images. NLOS and 'old'-style bootlogos can be found down in this posting.

    This is most propably the last NLOS-14.1 build. I want to say "Thanx" to all users. Please feel invited to to use NLOS-15.1!

    EOL.

    Changelog:
    • Sync to upstream: March Security Patch.
    • boeffla_wl_blocker: defconfig: enable wl_blocker. — nvertigo
    • wl_blocker: add more wakelocks to the default block list — Francisco Franco
    • boeffla_wl_blocker: update to wakelock blocker driver v1.1.0 — andip71
    • boeffla_wl_blocker: update to wakelock blocker driver v1.0.1 — andip71
    • boeffla_wl_blocker: add generic wakelock blocker driver v1.0.0 — andip71
    • WG: squash WireGuard-0.0.20180304. — nvertigo

    Bootlogo choices
    nlos_bootlogo-v0.1.zip
    back_in_black_bootlogo-v1.0.zip

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

    Happy flashing!





    History

    Build 20180214

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 15 (aka ob15). As always an archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads - the flashable firmwares are the original (file names starting with oxygenos* hold original fw files) OnePlus fw images. NLOS and 'old'-style bootlogos can be found down in this posting.

    There has been some confusion on twrp versions, lately. For nlos always use the "original nougat twrp-3.2.1-0".

    If you have issues with bootloops or access to data with some apps, use "original nougat twrp-3.2.1-0" to FORMAT(!) the data partition of the device:
    • Backup all your data (eveything under /sdcard/; i.e. Downloads, Vodeo, DCIM, etc...)
    • Boot to "original nougat twrp-3.2.1-0".
    • Tap on "Wipe".
    • Tap on "Format Data".
    • Confirm with swipe. This actually clears your complete data partition, including all data and encyption.
    • Check if the newly created fs is the type you want (ext4 and f2fs is supported) - eventually change it to your liking.
    • Just follow the OP's procedure for first installs from OP's "Installation" section (clearing data is allready done, of course).

    Changelog:
    • Sync to upstream: Feb. Security Patch

    Bootlogo choices
    nlos_bootlogo-v0.1.zip
    back_in_black_bootlogo-v1.0.zip

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

    Happy flashing!




    Build 20180206

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 15 (aka ob15). As always an archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads - the flashable firmwares are the original (file names starting with oxygenos* hold original fw files) OnePlus fw images. NLOS and 'old'-style bootlogos can be found down in this posting.

    There has been some confusion on twrp versions, lately. For nlos always use the "original nougat twrp-3.2.1-0".

    If you have issues with bootloops or access to data with some apps, use "original nougat twrp-3.2.1-0" to FORMAT(!) the data partition of the device:
    • Backup all your data (eveything under /sdcard/; i.e. Downloads, Vodeo, DCIM, etc...)
    • Boot to "original nougat twrp-3.2.1-0".
    • Tap on "Wipe".
    • Tap on "Format Data".
    • Confirm with swipe. This actually clears your complete data partition, including all data and encyption.
    • Check if the newly created fs is the type you want (ext4 and f2fs is supported) - eventually change it to your liking.
    • Just follow the OP's procedure for first installs from OP's "Installation" section (clearing data is allready done, of course).

    I have reintroduced lineageos Snpdragon Camera (Snap), because of it's new implemented QuickReader - the issue with crashes on one of the first ff-cammtaken pics is still present. Wiping system and reflashing BeansGapps-Mini-7.1.x-20170725.zip is highly recommended!

    Changelog:
    • op3: Address SELiunx denials — dianlujitao
    • op3: Unbreak perfd — dianlujitao
    • Revert "Drop LineageOS/CAF SnapCam aka Snap." — nvertigo
    • qcacld-2.0: Update to LA.UM.5.5.r1-06700-8x96.0 — dianlujitao
    • Merge tag 'LA.UM.5.5.r1-06700-8x96.0' into cm-14.1 — dianlujitao
    • ANDROID: xattr: Pass EOPNOTSUPP to permission2 — Daniel Rosenberg
    • ANDROID: sdcardfs: Move default_normal to superblock — Daniel Rosenberg
    • ANDROID: sdcardfs: Fix missing break on default_normal — Daniel Rosenberg
    • f2fs: Reset to v4.14-rc1-3.18 — dianlujitao

    Bootlogo choices
    nlos_bootlogo-v0.1.zip
    back_in_black_bootlogo-v1.0.zip

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

    Happy flashing!





    Build 20180131

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 15 (aka ob15). As always an archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads - the flashable firmwares are the original (file names starting with oxygenos* hold original fw files) OnePlus fw images. NLOS and 'old'-style bootlogos can be found down in this posting.


    Changelog:
    • Mantainance: synced to los.

    Bootlogo choices
    nlos_bootlogo-v0.1.zip
    back_in_black_bootlogo-v1.0.zip

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

    Happy flashing!

    P.S.: chagallwifi build is updated as well - f2fs for cache and data fixed.


    Build 20180120

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 15 (aka ob15). As always an archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads - the flashable firmwares are the original (file names starting with oxygenos* hold original fw files) OnePlus fw images. NLOS and 'old'-style bootlogos can be found down in this posting.


    Changelog:
    • Revert "Track our own version of android_vendor_codeaurora_telephony." — Nvertigo
    • Update WireGuard to 0.0.20180118.

    Bootlogo choices
    nlos_bootlogo-v0.1.zip
    back_in_black_bootlogo-v1.0.zip

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

    Happy flashing!




    Build 20180116

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 15 (aka ob15). As always an archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads - the flashable firmwares are the original (file names starting with oxygenos* hold original fw files) OnePlus fw images. NLOS and 'old'-style bootlogos can be found down in this posting.


    Changelog:
    • Xtra Fixes - https, version check & version 3 — Wyatt Riley
    • January security update.

    Bootlogo choices
    nlos_bootlogo-v0.1.zip
    back_in_black_bootlogo-v1.0.zip

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

    P.S.: chagallwifi build is updated as well - aptx enabled.

    Happy flashing!




    Build 20180109

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 15 (aka ob15). As always an archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads - the flashable firmwares are the original (file names starting with oxygenos* hold original fw files) OnePlus fw images. NLOS and 'old'-style bootlogos can be found down in this posting.

    Some new fs, fs-crypt and sdcardfs patches has been merged upstream. Perhaps these also solve the remaining issues with bootloops, though I have only very little hope these will avoid the necessity of reformatting the user-data partition.

    Changelog:
    • fscrypt: move to generic async completion — Gilad Ben-Yossef
    • crypto: introduce crypto wait for async op — Gilad Ben-Yossef
    • fscrypt: lock mutex before checking for bounce page pool — Eric Biggers
    • fscrypt: new helper function - fscrypt_prepare_setattr(
    • fscrypt: new helper function - fscrypt_prepare_lookup(
    • fscrypt: new helper function - fscrypt_prepare_rename(
    • fscrypt: new helper function - fscrypt_prepare_link(
    • fscrypt: new helper function - fscrypt_file_open(
    • fscrypt: new helper function - fscrypt_require_key(
    • fscrypt: remove unneeded empty fscrypt_operations structs — Eric Biggers
    • fscrypt: remove ->is_encrypted(
    • fscrypt: switch from ->is_encrypted(
    • fs, fscrypt: add an S_ENCRYPTED inode flag — Eric Biggers
    • fscrypt: clean up include file mess — Dave Chinner
    • fscrypt: fix dereference of NULL user_key_payload — Eric Biggers
    • fscrypt: make ->dummy_context(
    • ANDROID: sdcardfs: Add default_normal option — Daniel Rosenberg
    • ANDROID: sdcardfs: notify lower file of opens — Daniel Rosenberg

    Bootlogo choices
    nlos_bootlogo-v0.1.zip
    back_in_black_bootlogo-v1.0.zip

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

    P.S.: chagallwifi build is updated as well.

    Happy flashing!



    Build 20180106

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 15 (aka ob15). As always an archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads - the flashable firmwares are the original (file names starting with oxygenos* hold original fw files) OnePlus fw images. NLOS and 'old'-style bootlogos can be found down in this posting.

    I've done some testing with toolchains: I couldn't find any advantage using Snapdragon llvm, so I decided to stay with laos stock clang. I also found that using a gcc-6 based cortex-a53 toolchain on the kernel (instead of 4.9) makes the resulting kernel a very little bit more bat friendly. But I did NOT found any advantage of UBERTC/Linaro compared to plain (no Linaro patches and enhancements) gcc-6 build for cortex-a53.

    Considering those observations, I decided to use:
    kernel: cortex-a53 optimized gcc-6.4.1 (crosstool-ng, config: https://bitbucket.org/nvertigo/aarc...og.bz2?at=master&fileviewer=file-view-default)
    All other c- and c++-code in the rom: stock laos llvm/clang

    Your milleage may vary, but to me this combination is CURRENTLY giving the best ballance of performance and bat life. Let me know your impressions.

    Changelog:
    • Remove Snapdragon LLVM. — Nvertigo
    • Add aarch64-linux-android-6.4: stock gcc version 6.4.1 20171215 (crosstool-NG crosstool-ng-1.23.0-288-gadaa3a5d
    • Remove aarch64-linux-android-6.x. — Nvertigo
    • Remove aarch64-linux-android-5.x. — Nvertigo
    • Remove aarch64/aarch64-linux-android-4.9. — Nvertigo
    • Remove aarch64-linux-android-4.9-kernel. — Nvertigo
    • Fix derp in opting in LINEAGE_VERSION_APPEND_TIME_OF_DAY. — nvertigo
    • Opt in LINEAGE_VERSION_APPEND_TIME_OF_DAY. — nvertigo
    • Use GNU gcc 6.4.1 for kernel building. — nvertigo
    • gcc-6.4.1: disable unused-const-variable warnings. — nvertigo
    • gcc-6.4.1: remove unsed variable fsm_en. — nvertigo
    • gcc-6.4.1: fix a bunch of (misleading) indents. — nvertigo
    • bluetooth: hci_sock: Fix warning detected by gcc 5.3.1 — NewEraCracker
    • tfa9890: tfa_container: Fix warnings detected by gcc 5.3.1 — NewEraCracker
    • treewide: Fix code errors detected using Linaro GCC 6.3.1 — Sultan Alsawaf
    • treewide: Properly fix use of uninitialized variables — Sultan Alsawaf

    Bootlogo choices
    nlos_bootlogo-v0.1.zip
    back_in_black_bootlogo-v1.0.zip

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

    Happy flashing!



    Build 20171230

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 15 (aka ob15). As always an archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads - the flashable firmwares are the original (file names starting with oxygenos* hold original fw files) OnePlus fw images. NLOS and 'old'-style bootlogos can be found down in this posting.

    Changelog:
    • mcpu: use cortex-a53 with stock clang/llvm. — nvertigo
    • Revert "msm: camerav2: isp: Reserve rdi ub based on image size" — nvertigo
    • Revert "msm: camera: Synchronize v4l2 subscribe and unsubscribe event in camera.c" — nvertigo
    • Revert "msm: camera: isp: Allocate kernel page and map to userspace" — nvertigo

    Bootlogo choices
    nlos_bootlogo-v0.1.zip
    back_in_black_bootlogo-v1.0.zip

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

    Happy flashing!
    May the source be with you and yours in 2018!



    Build 20171223 (xmas-firmware)

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 15 (aka ob15). As always an archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads - the flashable firmwares are the original (file names starting with oxygenos* hold original fw files) OnePlus fw images. NLOS and 'old'-style bootlogos can be found down in this posting.

    Changelog:

    Firmware requirementsnhave not changed, but to avoid unneseccary hussles during Xmas I included the firmware (with nlos bootlogo) again for this build.

    • disable SDCLANG and UBERTC for now (to minimize any issues).
    • Bootlogo: add NLOS bootlogo. — nvertigo
    • net/wireguard: add wireguard importer — nvertigo
    • Revert "msm: mdss: Do not attempt to request TE irq again if already requested" — dianlujitao (laos/cm-14.1
    • op3: Regen defconfig — dianlujitao
    • ANDROID: ion: Fix uninitialized variable — Daniel Rosenberg
    • drivers: staging: Update qcacld-2.0 driver — Luca Stefani
    • Merge tag 'LA.UM.5.5.r1-06400-8x96.0' of https://source.codeaurora.org/quic/la/kernel/msm-3.18 into cm-14.1 — dianlujitao
    • sepolicy: allow apps to stat processes. — nvertigo (nvertigo/nlos-14.1, github/nlos-14.1, nlos-14.1
    • sepolicy: allow cameraserver to search mpctl socket directories. — nvertigo
    • sepolicy: add a bunch of denials need for different apps. — nvertigo
    • sepolicy: allow hostapd to access diag_device. — nvertigo
    • gps: update to LA.UM.5.5.r1-06400-8x96.0. — nvertigo
    • Revert "IMS: fix derp: remove some test settings again." — nvertigo
    • sepolicy: allow time_daemon to connect to unix_stream_socket. — nvertigo
    • sepolicy: allow mediacodec to search mpctl. — nvertigo
    • sepolicy: allow system_server to use setsched. — nvertigo
    • init: set downmigrate after upmigrate. — nvertigo
    • init: remove some artefacts from eas. — nvertigo
    • oneplus3: Enable framework sched boost — Sultanxda
    • BoardConfig.mk: remove out-commented SDCLANG. — nvertigo

    Bootlogo choices
    nlos_bootlogo-v0.1.zip
    back_in_black_bootlogo-v1.0.zip

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​


    Happy flashing!





    Firmware

    NVertigo's Oxygen Firmware Archive

    Renamed blobs (for use with custom kernels build for unified roms)

    NVertigo's UniBlob Archive

    TWRP
    https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/development/recovery-official-twrp-oneplus-3-3t-t3543391

    Google Apps:
    Beans Dynamic Mini Gapps

    Source and toolchains
    https://github.com/LineageOS/
    https://github.com/nvertigo/local_manifest/tree/cm-14.1 (If you want to build this rom yourself, consult the file named README)

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    Happy flashing!
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    3T only - why that?

    Since the latest changes in init and overlay, I don't think this posting is true any longer.

    I don't like to publish a rom for a device I have not my hands on. So this is still 3t-only.

    I completely understand all devs doing unified builds. I completely understand it was so annoying, that oneplus launched 3T half a year after 3, and devs wanted to preserve their work, or don't want to buy just another device. So if you think unified builds are your way, I understand and appriciate that!

    For me, on the other hand, it looks like this: I've come from bacon to 3t, I have no 3 and my personal policy is building only for devices I have my hands on. I like OOS - indeed for me it's one of the best stock roms I've ever seen - but it lacks some features I learned to love in cm times, like privacy, app-ops, automatic do not disturb rules and much more.

    I lurked some time around in the threads, build OSS from source and tried to dig in the sources. I tried hard to understand the differences of 3 and 3t. What I found in most of the sources was @Sultanxda's and @Graraks patches to load different adreno firmware.

    Then I pulled blobs from OOS-4 for 3t and ran diff against the onplus3 blobs from themuppets. I don't say they were completely different, but they differed in about 4/5th of the files (as you can see in this commit: https://github.com/nvertigo/proprie...mmit/17c7609f79167c02041736306b18f52bca5b9ac6). Then I compared the specs of 3 and 3t - surprise: they are different... ;)

    Let me give you an example: the battery is different. That means power_profile.xml has to be different for 3 and 3t, too. If you got traped by the hoax, that the 3t comes with a 3000 mAh battery read this.

    So I decided to build a rom with all blobs beeing native and configuration optimized for 3t. To my surprise my first attempt ended in a build so smooth with all features I missed, that I fell in love instantly. So I spent even more time on this, added busybox (not as toybox' replacement, but just as binary in /system/xbin/busybox) and used native qcom SnapDragon llvm for CLANG and UBERTC/linaro for kernel.

    At this point @mad-murdock tested the build. I wasn't sure about my own perception, because it was my own rom. He ensured me though, it was stable and smooth. So I was happy with the build.

    I don't say it's not possible to achieve all this with an unified build. But I'm absolutely sure, that 3 and 3t differ in more aspects then graphic blobs. These differences need to be addressed in unified builds (RR seems to be a step ahead compared to laos). This is far behind my scope (and to stick to my personal policy to build only for devices I have hands on, I would need to get a 3 and a second sim), so here we are: LineageOS for 3t only.

    I surely don't want to start a religous debate on "the right way" of building roms for 3 and 3t - there are always many ways to build awesome roms - this is just my way for the moment.
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    nvertigo67
    UPDATE (eas, ob13, some candy)

    Build 20170823

    Releasenotes:

    This build requires firmware OpenBeta 13 (aka ob12). This build will install the updated firmware and no further action has to be taken. An archive of all firmwares can be found below in the firmware section of Downloads.

    With the help and assistance of @joshuous and @RenderBroken I'll managed to apply the patches from https://github.com/EAS-Project/msm8996-eas to the most current los kernel. VoxPopuli is a custom power hal utilizing the schedutil governor to make use of eas. All credits for EAS and VoxPopuli are owed to these two opensource jedi's.

    Finally I proudly present the latest evolution of this rom featuring

    EAS

    Since I have not slept to fix the camera, let me keep it short: it's just a damn good idea.

    Impacts on UX? Your job to tell me - my job is done for now... ;)

    Good time for a clean flash, though I don't think it's neccesary. If you encounter issues after dirty flash, try the method which includes wiping system and reinstalling beans mini.


    Changelog:
    • Fingerprint: Speed up wake-and-unlock scenario — Sultanxda
    • telephony: Hack GSM and LTE signal strength — Sultanxda
    • LockClock: Remove wakelock — Sultanxda
    • cherry-pick EAS (...I'm not listing tgem here: see above links for details)
    • add VoxPopuli
    • Blobs: update to ob13
    • op3t: camera: use libmmcamera_interface.so from ob9. — nvertigo (cam fix)
    • op3: Remove duplicate time_daemon service definition — Sultanxda
    • op3: Add the high performance VR feature — Jonathan Wicks
    • op3t: init: update build fingerprint to OxygenOS OpenBeta 13. — nvertigo (github/141-eas
    • releasetools: remove custom updater script. — nvertigo
    • remove_packages: power.default. — nvertigo
    • blobs: libqti-util: pin prebuilts from OP5 (7.1.1/NMF26X/06271211
    • blobs: add libqti_performance. — nvertigo
    • EAS: blobs: iop: pin prebuilts from OP5 (7.1.1/NMF26X/06271211
    • EAS: blobs: perfd: pin prebuilts to marlin, 7.1.2, NZH54D. — nvertigo
    • op3: Add DCI-P3 entry to color profiles (RenderZenith version
    • sepolicy: fix pathname for busybox. — nvertigo (work
    • toolchain: switch to UBERTC gcc 6.4.1. — nvertigo
    • TARGET_UNOFFICIAL_BUILD_ID: show this is build with EAS. — nvertigo
    • op3: Ensure that perfd is properly started — joshuous
    • EAS: Implement Vox Populi Power HAL — joshuous
    • EAS: init: Initialise EAS default values — joshuous
    • EAS: init: Start perfd after all perfd properties have been set — joshuous
    • EAS: init.qcom.rc: Create /data/misc/perfd — joshuous
    • EAS: Import Marlin perfd policies — joshuous
    • EAS: Set ENABLE_SCHEDBOOST — joshuous

    Camera- and Gallery-Download (fixed versions)

    [SIZE=+2]DOWNLOAD[/SIZE]​

    Happy flashing!
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    Nlos-14.1: Eol

    Ladys and Gentleman, ( ;) )

    thanky you very much for using NLOS-14.1.

    I want to give you the opportunity to mentally prepare for the end of life of your rom (NLOS-14.1). This doesn't mean 14.1 support is droped immidiatly, there will definetly be a Feb. Security Patch update. Depending on my progress on NLOS-15.1 there will also be an Mar. Security Patch Update, if 15.1 is not running to my satisfaction.

    As you can see, NLOS Oreo will be based on LineageOS again. I did not know an ETA, but have started working on O.

    May the source be with you, NVertigo
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    nvertigo67
    3400 mAh battery

    Some devs and even the referenced xda featured article constantly claim that the 3t has a 3000mAh battery with 4.4 V to "pretend" to be a 3400mAh battery. This is NOT true in - at least - three points:

    1. battery is shipped with 3400mAh, not with 3000mAh.
    2. 4.4 V is not the voltage the battery is supplying the SoC with, but the charging voltage.
    3. battery is supplying the SoC with 3.85 V.

    Sadly, if you repeat proved to be false information often enough, it gets it own life... Repeating this false information often enough make people think, it's a fact - but repeting doesn't make it a fact, even if people think so.

    It's also sad, that xda allows this false information to be around in one of their featured articels for three months, but I think they just got traped by this "own life" of this piece of information.

    But read yourself, do the maths yourself, see the pictures (thanx to @mad-murdock for finding the pictures!) yourself and make your own conclusions, since this is the only way to overcome an internet hoax:

    magoo5289 said:
    It is detailed here
    https://www.xda-developers.com/excl...at-it-means-for-the-future-of-your-oneplus-3/
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    Thanx. I'm still searching to understand. I think the author of this article is confused about the battery:

    OnePlus has stated that a slim profile for a slick design was one of their priorities when building the OnePlus 3, and that was one of the reasons why the battery didn’t go past 3,000mAh. However, the OnePlus 3T’s battery is not physically bigger, rather it went through a safe voltage change from 4.35 volts to 4.4 volts (which explains the 13% increase in mAh, clever huh?).
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    Now what? Is it 3000mAh or 3400mAh, or both at the same time... Oxymoron.

    Obviosly the author is mixing up things here: if you increase voltage, don't change the amperes, the wattage goes up. Any way, let's try to understand what this guy is explaining (somehow): as one comment states, you can compare battery capacity by mAh only if the voltage is the same. If you want to compare capacity with different voltage and/or different ampere hours, you need to do the conversion to Wh (if you like to do the maths on your own: http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/mah-to-wh-calculator.htm ).

    3000 mAh at 4.35 V = 13.05 Wh
    3000 mAh at 4.4 V = 13.2 Wh

    This would mean a capacity increase of 1.15 %.

    3400 mAh at 4.4 V = 14.96 Wh

    Compared to 3000 mAh at 4.35 this means an increase of roughly 14 %.

    3400 mAh at 4.35 V = 14.79

    Compared to 3000 mAh at 4.35 this means an increase of roughly 12 %.

    This means if the ONLY change, oneplus did to the battery was changing V from 4.35 to 4.4 V, the 3t has 1 % more battary capacity, what is much less, then they promised.

    Don't get me wrong: I know companys are lying in ads (and perhaps in datasheets, too), and I tend to belive @smoki3 - I'm just searching for a source for the real numbers, because the numbers from the article claim, that the increase of V by 0.15 is an increase of 400mAh; this is just impossible. If I had to put my judgement of reliability of information in order: @smoki3 (that's why I have asked in the first place), oneplus datasheet, ..., ..., ..., the article you mentioned.

    BTW: if you want to increase the capacity by 10 % by increasing voltage alone, you would need in our case more then 4.8 V, what is insane IMHO - but who knows... I'm really looking for the real numbers. Could it be, that oneplus has increased voltage that high???:confused::confused::confused::confused:

    EDIT:
    smoki3 said:
    You can disassemble you op3t. You will see a 3000mAh battery:D

    Gesendet von meinem ONEPLUS A3003 mit Tapatalk
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    I'm to coward to disassemble my device - but there are people around with larger balls then me:
    https://www.myfixguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/OnePlus-3T-Teardown-27.jpg

    If you think, they can print whatever they want to the battery, lets have a look at oneplus at United States Federal Communications Commission:
    https://fccid.io/document.php?id=3202508 (search for blp633 the 3t's battery part number)

    I consider the fcc document as the most reliable source, yet.

    Bottom line:

    This is the battery we have in our 3ts:

    3400 mAh at 3.85 V = 13.09 Wh

    This is in 3s:

    3000 mAh at 3.8 V = 11.40 Wh

    From 3 to 3t we have an increased capacity of 14,8 %
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