OnePlus One bacon WiFi Issue

User1993

Thanks for the reply!

I take it back. The WiFi icon only shows if I turn airplane mode on, otherwise just the cellular signal bar shows...

I tried turning airplane mode on and off repeatedly, but no dice.

Will flashing a newer or older build help?

Thanks again

Lakotaubp

@User1993 Have you just tried System Settings (grey gear cog)? The connected WiFi should be highlighted. Not sure if your saying you have working WiFi or not. Try using System Settings, Updates and change the update channel to RC and see if that fixes it.
You'll be getting that anyway next week if your on stable as OTA-12.

w4mic

Good morning, everyone.

Name here is Mike, and I am total Noob to Ubuntu Touch. (And very excited about it!)
I have the same issue as User1993.
I purchased a Oneplus One to experiment with; and after installing the firmware I have no WiFi.

I can get access to the WiFi screen with no issues; but it simply shows that no WiFi networks are detected.
I KNOW it's not the phone, because it was running android when I first received it, and tested the phone.
I also know it's not my WiFi because I have several other devices running on it.

Based on the about screen:
Ubuntu 16.04 (OTA-12)
Last updated 1/24/70 (Huh??? LOL!)

And of course, I cannot check for updates; it has no network connection.

Any thoughts or suggestions?
And thank you all in advance for taking my ignorance of this system into consideration.
Please be patient with me as I learn something new.

Thanks!

Mike
Hillsboro, OR

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PhoenixLandPirat

the OPO sometimes has trouble detecting wifi, try and turn the wifi off anf on via the indicator and it might show up, sorry if youve already tried that.

w4mic

*Please disregard the Date stamp LOL above... Brain-fart on my part.
I just realized that of COURSE it won't get the date / time info; it has no connection!
SMH...

Sorry.*

Lakotaubp

OK if someone feels like it re-connect to the installer and this time try installing the development channel and see if that fixes it. If it does you can change back to stable using system settings. Or if you didn't the first time reinstall stable but with the wipe option ticked.
Please remember if you have installed any files or info you want to keep don't select the wipe option.

w4mic

@PhoenixLandPirat: No worries; suggest away. That's why I ask.
I have tried that, but no joy. I also tried looking at the update channels as shown above,
but of course that doesn't work either... (Cannot check for updates; no internet connection).

Thanks!

@Lakotaubp: I will try that next. Thank you for the suggestion, and I will post an update after trying.

w4mic

@Lakotaubp : No Joy, sorry. Loaded the developer profile, but nothing changed.
I will keep poking at it and see if I can figure out what's going on.
In the meantime, everyone is welcome to keep sending suggestions.

Thanks!

w4mic

CONFIRMED.
I'm dead in the water at the moment.

Several reinstall attempts, with SIM and without SIM.
Dev channel, RC channel, Secure channel... No change.
(Wiped every time and re-setup... Currently on Dev Channel.)

Again, I'll keep poking at it, but for the moment I'm at a dead stop.
Yes, I am currently an Ubuntu Wonder-dummy; but I will use this as an opportunity to learn.

(I'm actually an RF engineer for a worldwide communications company; so anything new I can learn is good!)

So, if there are any amazing updates or breakthroughs, please let me know.
Thanks again to all!

Mike

Lakotaubp

@w4mic Do you get the option to connect to wifi during the initial setup?

domubpkm

@w4mic Thoughts like this:

Is your box or hotspot being detected by another phone or device?

If yes, I don't know if it's gonna help, but it doesn't cost anything to try:

On your ubuntu phone, start by disabling bluetooth, location, and wifi.
Reboot your phone.
Reboot your box or hotspot wifi source.
activate the wifi of your phone and see....

w4mic

@domubpkm: You are speaking of my Wifi Router, yes?

If so, then yes... I am using it on two laptops, two other phones (one iPhone and one Pixel 2), 2 cameras and several home automation devices. Plus, when I first received the phone, it had Android OS installed and was functional on the WiFi. I was able to surf the web, etc... No issues.

I have disabled everything I can think of and performed reboots of both the phone and my WiFi.
Nothing (so far) has helped.

My next step will be to completely wipe the handset, reinstall a different OS (Android), and then retest the WiFi.
After that, I will reinstall Ubuntu and try again.

Thanks!
~ Mike

w4mic

@Lakotaubp: Yes, I get the option.
However, at that point there are NO WiFi networks being show as available.
(SCREENSHOT: Picture 2 above.)

domubpkm

@w4mic My advice to you is not to put again Androïd to your phone but to use the

CyanogenMod 14.1 (Android 7.1):
https://archive.org/download/cm14los14.1bacon/cm-14.1-20161225-NIGHTLY-bacon.zip

I used this TWRP
https://archive.org/download/twrp-3.3.1-0-bacon/twrp-3.3.1-0-bacon.img
But you can choose another TWRP here

This can help how to :
https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/bacon/install

And after to reflash UT. it has worked for me.
Good Luck !

And IF it doesn't work you put your phone in.....

w4mic

@domubpkm: I will do so.
Thank you very much!

Have a wonderful evening!

~ Mike

flohack

Sorry to say, a certain batch of OPOs has a different persistent storage, so the MAC address i snot initialized correctly, leading to a faileed driver load.

If some of the devs could get hands-on such a device its probably a matter of a few days to fix it, but so far all of our models are "working" ones. Though we get those reports since over a year now. I have no idea how to fix it, other than pointing you here: https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/995 -> you need to create the mentioned config file in /persist partition of your device. Boot in recovery, mount /persist and then do the steps that are scattered in this thread - If you could write a better HowTo would be grand.