@lakotaubp I will leave it on this channel for testing. It seems to be fine, but may not be the solution for everybody. What I did: I thought the phone had Cyanogen 13.2, but oddly the boot splash screen said Android and not Cyanogen Mod. This should have set off alarm bells, however in device info it stated Cyanogen 13.2 and the build number was correct. I unlocked the device and installed UT which installed fine, but no WiFi. 2)Installed via Fastboot Cyanogen 13.2. Then installed UT, no WiFi. Wifi works fine in Cyanogen (Android). 3)Installed Cyanogen 13.2 again and again tried UT. Still no WiFi. Tried some commands in the CLI and it stated that the module was not loaded, giving the standard loopback address of 127.x.x.x. Installed TWRP, formatted data and erased the partitions. Installed Cyanogen 13.2 and tried UT again. Still no WiFi. 6)Installed TWRP and flattened the device again. Then installed OxygenOS. Tried UT again, no install. 7)Re-installed Cyanogen 13.2 and tried UT with the halium-development path. This worked. Oddly as pointed out previously, the device is 16Gb , it does not show A0001 in the device info.

@moem My monkeys are on strike due to 3G sunset . . .

@mongoose The OnePlus One has the hardware for 4G, but UBPorts doesn't have VOLTE support in the OS, so voice calls will not be carried on 4G (LTE). Perhaps it'd still work with the stock firmware, updated as much as possible, of course, but I'd feel too dirty if I tried that.

@mongoose Ubuntu Touch Tweak Tools, an app from open-store wich adds some settings for the user to tweak certain things ^^

The best thing would be having a working wifi with the stable: with taht version, the bt worked perfectly.

@dobey Yes, I will make a video in the next few days to illustrate this. The desktop mode and input method of Ubuntu touch are very important, which will affect its promotion to a certain extent. Now my oneplus one cannot use the desktop mode, and there are some problems with the input method, which makes it difficult for me to promote it to others.

Can I understand it this way： For legal reasons, even though we are using the latest OTA, the firmware will not be updated to the oneplus one. So we need to manually update The current OTA is based on CyanogenMod 13, which is too old, and some functions may not be well supported. So it is necessary to update the firmware. The update method is to extract the firmware from the official original installation package, and then update it to the Android directory through the adb tool. I don't know if the above understanding is correct, because I just started to study Ubuntu touch recently, I can understand the basic concepts, and some details are not very clear.

@liutaoabab - I haven't tried this out in a long while - maybe it got broken in a recent OTA - will test this tomorrow when I am back in my studio (and on my Meizu Pro 5 as well to see if the problem is only on OPO) Best regards, Steve Berson

@rohitpatil This hurts to write because I had to buy yet another OP6T when I did the research. The answer is basically "no". Although the OPO has the physical architecture to handle some 4G bands, it can't handle VoLTE and no OS does it. If 3G will still be available where you are, your phone should be fine. Unfortunately, for AT&T customers (in the US at least) it won't work at all. Unless they just lied and the phone will work fine on Feb 22.

@emphrath said in Version 367 halium-devel, no bluetooth at all: Btw halium-devel is for porting bacon to halium 7 right ? Or is stable already running it ? I'm hoping you'll get an answer to this because I've been wondering, too.

@emphrath fixed in halium-devel 362, it seems.

@techstuff I'm sure PureTalk would be OK but they are sunsetting 3G in February and keep sending warnings that this phone's time is over. Waiting for the final bell.

@shall7 Please try version 0.8.8 of the installer. Was the problem update on the devel channnel?

@keneda I took the risk to buy the cheapest one online. Luckily it worked and look quite similar to the original. So far it seems to last the same as the original, which was very bloated and kinda scary already when I took it off. It also came with tools for installing it which is cool.

Wow .. that really work out! Thanks to @MrT10001 !! I had to change one line in the install script of OxygenOS, because my device had forgotten that it is a OnePlus. Then it worked. Ubuntu Touch is running now. Have some miner "issues" like I don't know how to close camera app .. but I will figure it out. Best DatPhil

Hi @deutch1976 It's better to create a new thread for your issue as I think the OP already got their answer. Thanks.

@mardy This thread is really for the OPO issue which is already known about. I would check for any known issues with Tagger and your device and if there are none open a new thread under your device sub forum. Thanks