Oneplus One installation problems
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@mmvanheusden Get the latest installer from here https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer first. Remove adb and fastboot and phone drivers. Restart pc, and reinstall adb system wide and phone drivers. Connect your device in command prompt type fastboot devices check your device is seen then the same for adb. You will now know that is working or not. Run the installer again with the wipe option ticked if you can.
If fastboot works you will have recovery, boot to that (power and volume down buttons held together) when asked if it all runs through great if push files fails clear cache etc with android and ubuntu actions then try again.
If that fails look at Florians answer above or try running Ubuntu 16.04 on a live usb stick. -
i have tried it on zorin os but the device is not detected by adb or fastboot.
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i have found a log file: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Mm3VZwGS8P/
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@Lakotaubp said in Oneplus One installation problems:
If you have another phone handy use that to check ADB and fastboot are working correctly
yes it recognizes my other phone
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Previous OS was CM13 with Kali Nethunter
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@mmvanheusden Then I think yours may well be a partion size issue if non of the above work. As @Flohack suggested you will probably need to reflash android first before trying again.
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if I try to reboot to Recovery then I also get the "powered by ubuntu screen" so how can I install stock android if I can't flash twrp via fastboot
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@mmvanheusden If you have powered by ubuntu screen fastboot will have worked at some point (try another cable they are often an issue). See if it will go to fastboot power and volume up held together.
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this was the previous os:
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=24591000424960111 -
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Hi
I had similar issues with the OnePlus One.
I think your log is indicating that USB debugging was not set up:
"device unauthorized.\nThis adb server's $ADB_VENDOR_KEYS is not set"
This is a bit tricky to get around as it means only Fastboot can be used so you'll need to get into that mode.
In this respect I found that the phone buttons keys had to be held for some time before anything happened per these instructions:
https://www.androidexplained.com/boot-oneplus-one-fastboot-mode/.
If you can get to Fastboot, to get the phone back to stock and then have another go at setting up USB debugging follow this guide which only uses Fastboot commands:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/general/guide-return-opo-to-100-stock-t2826541
Mine is now all working - this may work for you
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it does not boot in fastboot no matter how long I keep the buttons pressed.
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OK. From a blank screen (Off) try only holding the volume up and then the power button as well until something happens.
Also have you left the phone plugged in as the OnePlus One can misbehave on very low charge.
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@mmvanheusden You will get a very small oneplus logo on a black background, fastboot mode is not that visible on screen.
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I tried this out again and this is the best way to get to Fastboot for me.
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Have you tried from a command prompt to see if that at least gets fastboot or using Ubuntu on a live usb to do the same.
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whatever i do i only get the "powered by Ubuntu" screen.
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@mmvanheusden is USB connected when you try to enter fastboot mode? Try to disconnect
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no USB is not connected when I try
